Do you feel bad because of the Python docs?

[Roy Smith]

In article <287852cd-09ee-4768-9591-c1f31fe0489b at googlegroups.com>,
 Rick Johnson <rantingrickjohnson at gmail.com> wrote:

> When someone tries to offer help, in the form of constructive criticism, and 
> then somebody snaps at them, they then loose the will to help. I myself would 
> love to contribute my "quite awesome" re-write of the Tkinter GUI library, 
> but due to the friction i've encountered on this list, i am resigned to keep 
> it to myself (at least for the time being). Which is sad because python (and 
> python programmers) could greatly benefit from a polished Tkinter.

So, put it on github (or whatever), and announce its availability.  If 
the Tkinter user community finds it valuable, they'll use it.  There's 
plenty of third party packages that are better than what's packaged with 
the core system (requests vs urllib, for example).