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[Python-Dev] Suggestion: new 3 release with backwards compatibility

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How about a new python 3 release with (possibly partial) backwards
compatibility with 2.6? I'm a big 3 fan, but I'm dismayed at the way major
software hasn't been ported to it. I'm eager to use 3, but paradoxically,
the 3 release makes me rather stuck with 2.6. Excuse me if this has been
suggested in the past.
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