Which gave up and became its own language, its own level of confusion.

> Formerly named Perl 6, it was renamed in October 2019.

I can't imagine how anyone can complain about this. The community revolted. The team listened. What else do we want?

> Guido wrested himself by accepting the stupid := operator against the huge opposition.

Yes, that's the attitude I was talking about.

See, when you are a maintainer of a popular language with a community at some point the bickering becomes the job. And when you are a creative person managing a horde of egos who all participate to put their stamp on something the only reasonable thing to do is to leave them to their own devices, which he did. I really don't blame him. Guido is one of the nicest people and to see how the Python community did not have a single second's consideration for how their incessant infighting must have made him feel is one of the worst stories of the FOSS movement.

And a couple of psychopath core devs gleefully celebrated hours after his resignation, marginalizing the event and tried to grab power directly. The two snakes are an appropriate symbol for Python.