> partly because some of the community didn't think it was beneficial And partly because it needed more thought. I'm all for more well thought out features, bu

> partly because some of the community didn't think it was beneficial And partly because it needed more thought. I'm all for more well thought out features, but there's also value in a language that doesn't move fast and doesn't break things. And I say that while Python is my main work horse, so I understand what breaking things mean.