Thanks for the party line, backed by the usual flaggers. This is how Python maintains its market share and popularity. Google though does not seem too impressed by Python any longer. Others will follow.
> Thanks for the party line, backed by the usual flaggers
The previous post was wildly conflating different things, I think is a real disservice to the actual events that happened.
I think there are systemic issues with the current structure of community governance, but having the events which show that conflated with completely unrelated work makes it more difficult to address these issues, as now there is misinformation floating around and criticism can be dismissed as being uninformed.
