That is my opinion, my Guido's. That's why it's not... In Quotes I'm not saying python 3 isn't suitable for production. I'm saying (and this is my opinio

That is my opinion, my Guido's. That's why it's not... In Quotes I'm not saying python 3 isn't suitable for production. I'm saying (and this is my opinion): If you have to use python 2, then do. If you can use python 3, then do. THIS is Guido's opinion: I would like you to switch... but I also recognize that it's difficult to switch, and it feels like a lot of hard work that you could also spend instead on say, improving the design of your website, or adding features to your application. ...at least, I have to assume so, because that's what he actually said at the keynote. So, take what you want from that, but don't accuse me of 'editing in' some implication. If you're happy using python 3; then be happy. ...but, if you shout at someone for using python 2, I think you're a douche, because there are real life reasons some people keep using python 2. ...and I. And..., clearly, Guido, acknowledge that. You don't have to. You can have your own opinion all you like... I honestly couldn't care less.