The question isn't what "slight changes to syntax" the language makes now -- it's what the language can develop into over time. Python 30(!) years ago wasn't th

The question isn't what "slight changes to syntax" the language makes now -- it's what the language can develop into over time. Python 30(!) years ago wasn't the same as Python today. A small community of people might be interested enough in a language to keep it going until it develops into something interesting, or they might not. It's pretty near to classic darwinian evolution. You don't have to pay attention to every new language, and that's okay. If others do, and it grows into something you're interested later, pay attention to it then. For now, you can ignore it.