The whole advantage of packaging is `pip install mypackage`, which you don't get with a raw .py. and my module has a couple of non-.py resources contained. I r

The whole advantage of packaging is `pip install mypackage`, which you don't get with a raw .py. and my module has a couple of non-.py resources contained. I really really really really really really hate DSLs. That's part of why I like Python more than Ruby. I want to learn one consistent language, not dozens of magic keywords that apply only in certain situations. I recognize that there is a place for them, it's just that in my mind that place is called "Ruby". ;)