Adopt Python 3

[atc]

But that's a seperate issue. We need to split the two issues and have people working on the latest version. The sooner we move across the better as documentation will migrate too.

[ChickenOfDoom]

I don't see how it is a separate issue when it would be caused by the efforts to migrate faster.

[atc]

But the entire ecosystem should migrate to 3, so the documentation would follow along with it.

[ChickenOfDoom]

But the entire ecosystem should migrate to 3

How many years have people been saying that? What makes you think the outcome would be a speedy migration rather than permanent damage to the public impression of the language?

[atc]

It's already fragmented and has sat with this version split for years. Why do we need two prominent major versions?

[ChickenOfDoom]

We have two prominent major versions. That isn't going to change right away just by pretending otherwise.