'cronyism', I personally worked with jnoller (at a company) a few years ago. Something that I have seen persisting and increasing from then until now is his pa

'cronyism', I personally worked with jnoller (at a company) a few years ago. Something that I have seen persisting and increasing from then until now is his passion for evangelizing Python as a valuable, open-source tool. The personal 'profit' that I have seen him earning is simply this: a well-deserved positive reputation as a guy who invests great amounts of his own time and energy to benefit the Python language and community. If you're going to say something specific, then say it. If you're going to make baseless accusations about people who volunteer, take it elsewhere.