> I think he may not understand them. I won't think so. He codes a lot, in general, and in Python. I have read some of his posts and code, and he has a deep un

> I think he may not understand them. I won't think so. He codes a lot, in general, and in Python. I have read some of his posts and code, and he has a deep understanding of Python and programming in general. His complain was about @foo and @foo() requires different decorator implementations. If @foo by default meant @foo(), that makes introducing parameters at a later time a bit more straightforward. I am not arguing about it being a valid expectation. I am just explaining what I think he meant.