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I think I need to add a disclaimer:

- I'm not the one who behind this project - actually, I'm a not a real programmer (I'm a graphic designer who also code) - the people behind this project can be found in Github. At least I can say about one of the who is a close friend, that he codes in Python about 8 years as a profession - I'll ask him to open a user and add his thoughts to this discussion (if he doesn't have yet)

Hey, I will just say, I'm not the one who behind this project. This project belong to two people I familiar with. Maybe I can arrange more "official" response from them about this project. Though, I want to say, This discussion just prove one of the probable core concept of this project. You should have the ability to choose the syntax that is right for you. The language stays (pretty much) the same.

P.S. I don't program in Python at all. The last time I've programmed in Python was a few years ago, when 2.4 was fresh (and I would still claim I didn't even really programmed then). I think indention base syntax has its advantages and disadvantages. But it's not pure good.