The Python Software Foundation (PSF) bestows the title of Fellow on individuals who demonstrate exceptional dedication and substantially impact Python, the Python community, and its larger ecosystem. The community nominates these individuals, and existing members choose them through a vote.

I extend my sincere thanks to Afi for the nomination and to the Fellows for their affirmative vote. I am particularly grateful to all the communities that have provided me with a sense of belonging and to the individuals who so generously advocated on my behalf, enabling me to reach this milestone.

I would also like to congratulate my other friends, Frank Wiles, Baptiste Mispelon, Felipe de Morais, and Jon Banafato, who also became fellows.

Let us raise a glass to a better Python, and even cooler, more impactful things! 🥂

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The word of the day is bumptious, which describes people who are impolite and often loudly self-assured or pushy. It can also refer to actions or behaviours that show this attitude.

Example in a sentence:

The new manager's bumptious attitude rubbed many long-term employees the wrong way.

I am making my grand departure into the unknown.

Until the next fortnight, my treasured reader, go forth, and may the odds ever be in your favour!