THE FORCED BACKWARD INCOMPATIBILITY

Do you see FIOC 3000 ever taking off as the de-facto FIOC standard, or we'll have around 2.x forever? I know that there's code that won't be updated, it's a shame having to maintain the older branch for ages to come. Shame on you, Guido.

It also worries me that not much stuff is getting updated at all, and even now stuff popping out right now is written for 2.x.

Don't think anyone will migrate to Python9000 any time soon. Especially Linux platforms often have a shitload of Python applications/libraries/dependencies. While some will probably upgrade in time (i.e. next millenium), some won't, so we are stuck with the old applications or have to move to something new... which obviously won't happen, since NEW THINGS TEND TO BREAK SHIT THAT WAS PREVIOUSLY WORKING.

Besides, print() is just fucking gay.