o/ Hello everyone, I've been working on the Packaging User Guide and various discussions have come up about the theme ( https://github.com/pypa/python-packaging-user-guide/issues/304) as well as the common brand for PyPA projects ( https://github.com/pypa/python-packaging-user-guide/issues/62). I'm proposing we switch PyPA projects (namely pypa.io, PyPUG, distlib, pip, setuptools, virtualenv, warehouse, and wheel) to match the upstream CPython docs for Python 3 (referred to as "pydoctheme"). Switching from the current readthedocs theme has a couple of advantages: * Higher contrast and sans-serif fonts means better readability and accessibility. * Consistency with Python re-enforces that these are "official"/"blessed" tools & documentation. * A central shared theme among these projects allows us to make consistent identity modifications across projects easily. This work has been started on PyPUG ( https://github.com/pypa/python-packaging-user-guide/pull/305#issuecomment-30...). I have staged a build of PyPUG using the new theme here ( http://temp.theadora.io/pypug-pydoctheme/index.html). Please take a look and comment on github with any concerns, and by all means tell me I'm crazy for trying to do this. :) If the primary maintainers of these projects all agree, I will create the theme package and submit PRs to all the projects to do this migration. You'll only need to approve. From what I understand those people are @dstufft, @pfmoore, @jaraco, @vsajip, @dholth, and @ncoglan, but please let me know if I missed anyone (I'm still new!) Thanks!