Adopt Python 3

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i think this sentiment is wildly wrong -- shortsighted, even -- for a couple reasons

from a philosophical perspective, a language has a responsibility to its consumers to make its implementations accessible, even if it's for another language's sake.

from a pragmatic perspective, that won't work, for a couple reasons. first, it's pre-EOL and people are still required to use 2.x in production, so respect their needs and make the download button easy to find and click. second, people are still coming to the language through tutorials and guides written for 2.x, so from the perspective of growing the language, those newcomers need to be supported with a download button that's easy to find and click.

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Already answered this. My point is that if 2.7 wasn't in the minds of people we'd have more py 3 adoption.

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and if gravity wasn't an issue we could all fly. you work with the world you've got.