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<BODY>To whom it may concern:<BR><BR> Although I never
used Python for web-applications, as a web-designer I know from experience that
PHP makes a better server side scripting language than Python. Since PHP has a
C++ style with powerful server-side instructions, it's capable of interfacing
with Form Data and MySQL which make it a better choice for web-design. Visit <A
href="http://www.php.net">PHP.Net</A> for more information. <BR><BR>As far as
web-applications are concerned, Java makes a better choice since it has been
well grounded since its inception to be cross-platform. Python is a great OOP
but since your average user doesn't know what that is, it makes a better local
application than it does a web-application. </BODY></HTML>