Zed was right to an extent. I feel if you take the Python and Ruby communities and split them into two groups (superstars and people who think they're superstar

Zed was right to an extent. I feel if you take the Python and Ruby communities and split them into two groups (superstars and people who think they're superstars), you'll find that Ruby superstars are quite... eccentric while Python superstars are helpful, insightful people. However, go to #python and ask a question? You'll be treated like a total idiot by a bunch of mediocre programmers who think they're Guido himself. Every community has its annoying parts, it all depends on the skill level.