For sure. I'd argue it was debatable to even "normalizing" all the built in packages to be consistent. I think very few people had trouble remembering them, an

For sure. I'd argue it was debatable to even "normalizing" all the built in packages to be consistent. I think very few people had trouble remembering them, and if you're using one, you'll be looking up documentation for anything with more than a few methods. It really is frustrating in these situations with high level languages. It's super possible to do the majority of changes they did in non breaking ways. Hell, they do it already with the __future__ package. Where did all that compatibility work go in python3?