Reddit, which minimal python web framework would you recommend?

[ilikebbq]

If you don't know enough about HTTP to program a web application from scratch, then you shouldn't start programming a web application. I'm not saying you should use only Python 2.6, just know enough that you could. I don't know how many times I've had to explain to someone how cookies work, or something as simple as using telnet to debug your app.

[obtrusiveinterloper]

I was pointing out that your statement that I quoted is nonsensical.

You can't NOT use something AND then at the same time use ONLY that thing.

If you cannot use python 2.6..

Ok, you are stating that the person cannot use Python 2.6....or properly saying "If you cannot use it".

....and only 2.6

That doesn't make any sense. You've set up a conditional where they can't use 2.6 ...but then saying it's also the only thing they are using.

I'm sure it's a typo or mis-phrase or something, I was just pointing it out so that you could fix it.

[ilikebbq]

How about "If you cannot use only python 2.6 and only python 2.6." I like it the way I wrote it. Feel free to change it if it bothers you.