I think "T"'s comments on the Python community are depressingly close to the truth. It is very easy to find pythonistas on python-list who are eager to tell yo

I think "T"'s comments on the Python community are depressingly close to the truth. It is very easy to find pythonistas on python-list who are eager to tell you how wrong you are, or how you shouldn't even want to do <X> because it's not "pythonic". I think Yegge was right, and that this is the main thing holding Python back. That said, I still generally like the language itself.