[pydotorg-www] rejecting-troll Lemburg calls 20 new ed in 2017 a "success"

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For a wiki of the size and reach of the pywiki to attract only ~ 20 new 
Editors in all of 2017 is an abysmal failure.


The people responsible for this disaster are the wiki admins of course 
(Lemburg et. al.), who run the place as if they were bosses of it and 
they owned the wiki like a cotton plantation. They run an iron-fist 
rejection policy ever since 2013.


Yet they ignore well founded criticism and want to stick to their 
disaster plan like the Tory party of GB.

It seems more timely than ever to look out for new admins to replace 
these people as as soon as possible.

Anybody throws in his hat?