[Python-ideas] docs.python.org

[Stephen J. Turnbull]

Barry Warsaw writes:
 > On Oct 26, 2012, at 10:55 PM, Terry Reedy wrote:
 > 
 > >3.3 is now out 29 months after 2.7, library support is much improved, and the
 > >new unicode implementation fixes most to almost all the remaining problems
 > >with unicode. It is a release we can be proud of and should promote as the
 > >latest and greatest Python version.
 > 
 > Very definitely +1

As stated, yes, very much so.

I think it's unfortunate that some of this discussion has generated
more heat than light because there are three different goals here all
stemming from "promoting Python 3": (1) "... as a great language", (2)
"... as a great production-ready development environment" (for *some*
applications), and (3) "... as a great production-ready development
environment" (period, or to take a page from Linus's book, "World
Domination! Now!")

I think Nick's approach starts to phase in a change in promotion
effort appropriately.  But it's only a start.