> I deeply cherish the fact this stuff is out in public. It helps more junior software devs learn the softer skills. Agreed, it makes me very happy to see some

> I deeply cherish the fact this stuff is out in public. It helps more junior software devs learn the softer skills. Agreed, it makes me very happy to see some sanity in open source. In other projects like CPython, expect a little Twitter witch hunt by unproductive project politicians if you object to excessive changes. Because of CPython's cultural revolution, the hierarchy is: cabal newcomers productive long term developers