> As I reported early, the errors, if any, are in .png and .svg images of > text, which would have to be replaced, not corrected. Would be good > since the imaged snippet is a haphazard except from a much larger file > and inane out of context.
I don't think it really is a big deal. I mean, this is merely an illustration for the syntax-highlighted python code. So the message isn't: "Go ahead and try it with your Python". It's rather "Look, you can have colorful highlighting of python code, isn't that cool?!" It actually presents the specific indentation of Python code and therefore it is mostly useful to someone who never used Python. And actually I wouldn't expect any Python programmer to look for feedback on Wikipedia. It's not that I have anything against Wikipedia -- on the contrary, I use it all the time. But remember that it's an encyclopedia not a Python manual. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
