I'm -1 on the @-syntax for the same reason as Fernando Perez; IPython from Scipy. Scipy has its own conference, so seemingly has a fairly large user base. IPython is an enhanced Python shell that uses @ for certain shell accesses and aliasing. Since there exists a piece of Python software (which may be used by a not-insignificant number of people) that uses @, IMO, using @ for decorators, when there exists two other valid syntaxes (either of which many have declared to be just fine), seems a bit irresponsible. - Josiah
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