At least Perl had admitted it. Dealing with Python after mostly taking a pause around time 3.0 was introduced, I was shocked at the mess. And unlike with Perl

At least Perl had admitted it. Dealing with Python after mostly taking a pause around time 3.0 was introduced, I was shocked at the mess. And unlike with Perl 6, which took quite a clean break even before it decided to rebrand, you ended up with situation where both were around semi-equally, and there were "fun" bugs introduced in Python 3 that caused explosive bugs that we couldn't figure out in beginning because things would always work on developer machines...