> Take for instance Python 2 & Python 3's approach to if ("hello" > "goodbye") - in Python 2 that would be False and in Python 3 that would be TypeError. So if

> Take for instance Python 2 & Python 3's approach to if ("hello" > "goodbye") - in Python 2 that would be False and in Python 3 that would be TypeError. So if you are running Python 3 with a Python 2.7 flag, how should Python's internal modules that are written in Python 3 handle this? If the software has been changed so much you cannot be backwards compatible anymore, name it something else and avoid the conflict and confusion.