It's not just Africa. There were discussions about withholding community support from China and Pakistan as well. It's really just a question about what part o

It's not just Africa. There were discussions about withholding community support from China and Pakistan as well. It's really just a question about what part of the mission statement is the most important. Do you promote the Python language in places that don't meet your diversity objectives? That is a reasonable question. However, one side's failure to engage means that the other viewpoint has won and is now driving everyone else out. Nothing new, just a classic purge of heretics. Back to my original point: It is bad advice to not engage in the discussions. Unbalanced outcomes end up tearing a community apart. ----- "The mission of the Python Software Foundation is to promote, protect, and advance the Python programming language, and to support and facilitate the growth of a diverse and international community of Python programmers."