On 26/02/2010 17:26, s...@pobox.com wrote:
They're certainly fun - but they seem to be fly-by-night projects (i.e. unlikely to be maintained in the long run). The risk is that we end up with even more outdated links / material on the website.>> Â Â http://www.staringispolite.com/likepython/Simon> I'm reminded of LOLPython:<http://bit.ly/271rt>. You know, I'm thinking while both are obviously tongue-in-cheek we should probably include them on the /dev/implementations page of python.org, probably in a separate section at the end of the page.
Anyway, if the consensus is that it would be good to link to them then I will update the page (which could already do with some updating by the looks of it).
All the best, Michael
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