You are welcome. Actually, the inclusion of your processing module in 2.6/3.0 is an excellent example of a non-core developer getting code into the Python distribution. Your blog postings on the process (especially http://jessenoller.com/2009/01/28/multiprocessing-in-hindsig...) really show how challenging it is to add something to a system that big (and ported to so many platforms). I appreciate the work you've put into processing (and one of these days I'll get around to using it).
Overall, the Python community strikes me as a bunch of really pragmatic, low-key people who have learned the hard lessons in the trenches of software engineering. To me, this is almost more important than the details of the language.
Overall, the Python community strikes me as a bunch of really pragmatic, low-key people who have learned the hard lessons in the trenches of software engineering. To me, this is almost more important than the details of the language.