mdew

In Africa (at least in Cameroon), even heterosexual couples don't kiss in public... "PSF's having no tolerance for places that are breaking human rights" > Are you ready to toroughly prove and stand by this declaration? And how do you determine that a place on Earth is breaking human rights? Here is one example for you: Is Russia a country that breaks human rights (https://www.pycon.ru/ go here: https://www.python.org/psf/records/board/resolutions/ and search for Russia)?

Then when you tell Westerners that Africans are trying to "develop their continent" themselves, but they face various kinds of hurdles towards this objective, they will only dismiss it and say it's just that they are incapable of developing anything...

People basically don't know what they want. That applies to developers as well. Sometimes we want things to be built-in. Sometimes we want to bring our own modules. Can we just agree to do and choose whatever works best for us at any point of our developer's life?

I wonder how seriously this kind of graph should be taken. IMHO, it surely correlates with the number of newcomers, but also, with how newcomer-friendly a topic is.

And in python you can use doctests (tests inside de docstrings of functions)