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Maybe we should flip this around and start removing enhancements that never caught on?

• Latty 5y ago
  After the backlash to Python 3's breaking changes, I doubt Python will ever do that again, unfortunately.
  • mrfusion 5y ago
    Well can I ask for interpreter warnings when it detects the new syntax? “Using these features makes your code harder to understand and maintain …”
    • _ZeD_ 5y ago
      you can start by writing a "Python: The Good Parts" book
    • pfranz 5y ago
      I actually think either a new PEP-8 or an opinionated linter would be one way to test the waters. Black[1] seems to be gaining popularity by enforcing strong opinions. I remember reading large companies' (like Google's) coding styles. [1] https://pypi.org/project/black/ https://pypi.org/project/black/