Scary thought... I am giving a talk on Twisted at Sage Developer Days. Its a fairly broad audience WRT levels of Pythonism.. but with other talks having titles like "Cylindrical Algebraic Decomposition", I doubt complexity in and of itself is a concern. This is a good opportunity to decompose Twisted into its core elements... kinda how it would be presented to mathematics folks. If I don't screw it up, it might even be useful to a broader audience trying to figure out what Twisted is and the kinds of problems it addresses. I welcome all pointers / content / suggestions. -glenn