Case sensitivity - serious question; no answer expected

[Erik Max Francis]

Dennis Lee Bieber wrote:

>         Well, to some this matter /is/ a "wart"... The problem being
> that
> implementing their solution creates a "wart" in the eyes of the
> others.
> <G>

Indeed.  This is a semireligious issue in that neither side will ever
come to a consensus, even if neither side can articulate their reasons
for their beliefs.  As such, Python is now a case sensitive language and
thus it makes very little sense to try to change that (which we've heard
from even those that would prefer case insensitivity).

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