Also, the way you have described the CPython core developers and their efforts to improve the language is a bit disingenuous. I apologize if you've had some ex

Also, the way you have described the CPython core developers and their efforts to improve the language is a bit disingenuous. I apologize if you've had some experience that left you with negative feelings. Keep in mind that like just about everyone working on Python (and most open source), I'm doing this work in my spare time. I take my role very seriously and work on what I believe will benefit the community the most (relative to what I can accomplish). This is also the case for most of the other committers. Furthermore, since we all do this in our free time, the pace of Python development is super slow when compared with subsidized projects (or languages). Wanting to make a difference in a reasonable timeframe, core developers take that into consideration when deciding about working on a large Python feature. Consider both these points before rushing to judgement about what core developers are working on.