Ill admit I found it funny . <| sep |> i guess they took my to my irish relatvives once a year , but nothing really outside school . i liked staying to myself <| sep |> Props for not coming in and trying to sell this for $ 50 . people have tried to do that . <| sep |> Why even mess around right ? <| sep |> So then it ' s not really any more limited but the process than any other language ? It ' s just that by the time you get it , it has already been done . That ' s one difference . The other is , that Python is already used by that distribution . Quite often it ' s a core language , a lot of system utilities are written in it yum on RHEL is a good example so it ' s presence is necessary and justified . Now if you want to add $ yourpreferredlanguage you need to justify it . It ' s not just the approval , there are some maintenance costs associated with it it needs to be updated regularly , etc . Now if it turns out your language is only needed for this one thing you use it for , people are rightfully asking whether it ' s worth it and if it can ' t be replaced with something that doesn ' t have that extra maintenance cost .