That increases the support cost so I think the first question would be who’s going to use it. Django has a lot of value from integration and you wouldn’t get th

That increases the support cost so I think the first question would be who’s going to use it. Django has a lot of value from integration and you wouldn’t get that as a stand-alone product, and the people who want to mix their own framework tend to pick SQLAlchemy. If there isn’t a clear community it’d be taking time away from things existing users want in the hopes of attracting other users, so you’d really want to make sure that demand was there.