> On Aug 12, 2015, at 3:46 AM, Jonathan Lange <j...@mumak.net> wrote: > > From the perspective of Twisted development, why does it matter?
The one reason that it matters is that we need to consistently tell users how to prepare for the fact that eventually, everything will be new-style. Perhaps it will only be new-style because we eventually drop python 2, perhaps it will only be new-style because python 2.8 will deprecate classic classes, perhaps we will eventually have a flag day just to reduce the maintenance burden, perhaps each old-style class will be individually deprecated and replaced with a new-style one. In any case, the migration will be much easier for users if they learn now that putting 'object' at the end of their bases list is a way to avoid caring about this issue entirely :). Otherwise I agree completely with your sentiment. -glyph
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