> I disagree. The first paragraph says this has something to do with new > keywords. It doesn't appear to say what we expect users to -do- with > it. Both are important. Well, users can use the new features... > Is it "You'd better try this, because it's going in eventually. If you > don't try it out before it becomes default behavior, you have no right > to complain"? No. It's "we have that feature which will be activated in a future version. If you want to use it today, use the __future__ import. If you don't want to use it (now or in the future), just don't." > And if people do complain, what are python-dev's options? That will depend on the complaint. If it's "I don't like the new feature", then the obvious response is "don't use it, then". Regards, Martin
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