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Sat Jun 19 16:28:00 CEST 2010 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2010-June/100660.html

On 01:09 pm, arcriley at gmail.com wrote:
>[snip]
>It is not "critical self-evaluation" to repeat "Python 3 is not ready" 
>as
>litany in #Python and your supporting website.  I use the word "litany" 
>here
>because #Python refers users to what appears to be a religious website
>http://python-commandments.org/python3.html

It's not my website.  I don't own the domain, I don't control the 
hosting, I didn't generate the content, I have no access to change 
anything on it.  I've barely even frequent #python in the last three 
years.

Perhaps you were directing those comments at Stephen Thorne though 
(although I don't know if he's any more involved in it than I am so 
don't take this as anything but idle speculation).
>I have further witnessed (and even been the other party to) you and 
>other
>ops in #Python telling package developers, who have clearly said that 
>they
>are working to port their legacy package to Py3, that "Python 3 is not
>ready".

I'm not going to condone or condemn events which I didn't observe.

However you've never witnessed me discouraging developers who were 
actively porting software to Python 3 because I've never done it.  I'm 
sure this was an honest mistake and you simply confused me with someone 
else.
>Besides rally against it what have you, as a Twisted developer, done
>regarding the Python 3 migration process?

This, however, I find extremely insulting.  I don't answer to you.  The 
only reason I'm replying at all is to correct the two pieces of 
misinformation in your message.

I don't see how this discussion can go anywhere productive, so I'll do 
my best to make this my last post on the subject.  Obviously I made a 
mistake posting to the thread at all.

Jean-Paul

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