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Odd... it's personal preference here then. In my opinion python's style shouldn't be mixed with HTML at all. Again, I still need to look further into web.py's templating, but the endifs/endfors mix with HTML much better than python's style to me.

Django's template system is the sexiest I've seen (mostly because of the simple syntax and inheritance). I've been meaning to check out web.py for a while now, will have to see how web.py templating compares.

How about a simple changelog instead? Sure seemed like more of an announcement that they have a marketing department. Still looking forward to the release, haven't used Disqus before and will likely be implementing it in an upcoming project.

This comment seems like an annoying attempt to get some attention / dickbait.

This isn't a better way. Sure it looks neat, and seems better to people who know about this stuff, but people who aren't on computers every day might need to spend an extra minute figuring out what's going on when they try to select the text that is still there when they click on the field and they can't. So yeah, great for nerds, but not great for usability.

The link above posted by alabut is awesome, thanks.

Well it's really a brilliant plan if you ask me... give the winner a bottle of nice bourbon and the concerns about licensing turn into concerns about getting laid and performing random stunts of awesomeness that result in hospital visits. I'm in!