I find these responses promising. I see some negativity here that after 5 years, over half of the devs are still on Python 2. But reading some of the threads in the last few weeks, you would assume that fewer than 5% of all people attempting Python 3 stuck with it. And this survey, if it is representative of the community at large, obviously doesn't show that.

Sure, more people use Python 2 than 3, but is that really surprising with the legacy code out there? The point is that Python 3 is also being used quite a bit.