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Reading this you would think the US is the only country in the world. Why can’t any other country - one that’s more politically or ideologically aligned - fund
by ghiculescu 11mo ago
Reading this you would think the US is the only country in the world. Why can’t any other country - one that’s more politically or ideologically aligned - fund the PSF? It seems odd the gripes about the US government and its ideologies as if there’s no other options.
(Not an American.)
- Kye 11mo agoIt's a US-based organization discussing funding from the US government. Why would you expect a different focus in an article about that funding?
- troyvit 11mo agoIt's a good point that this is a US-based organization, but I don't think the parent is looking for a different focus from this post. Rather, they're asking that given Python's international influence why aren't organizations from more countries (or the countries themselves) contributing? My gut feeling is that it's because the PSF isn't looking outside the US for those sponsors. Here's their sponsor list btw: https://www.python.org/psf/sponsors/ https://www.python.org/psf/sponsors/
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