some comments for Python 3000

[Will Ware]

lobozc at my-deja.com wrote:
> the scripting language market is up for a
> consolidation. Which, like on other markets, will lead to an emergence
> of a fewer but larger players.

What is your reason for thinking this? Why is 2000 different from 1995
or 2005 in this regard? A consolidation requires that the currently
big fish (Python, Perl, Tcl, Javascript, Scheme) should somehow try to
kill one another off. What has happened instead is that there is a
nearly-static equilibrium of mindshare. Why should this condition not be
expected to continue for the next 20 or 30 years?
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