Is that actually a bad thing? Much of the popularity of Python is based upon third party libraries that have been contributed by both individuals and organizat

Is that actually a bad thing? Much of the popularity of Python is based upon third party libraries that have been contributed by both individuals and organizations. These are still contributions, and there are many cases where the contributors are paid. Should Python receive more funding and pay more people to work on the language? Probably, yet it is doubtful that having a large team working on the core language will improve the health of the language.