It's good to have another record of history while most of the key participants are alive.

As someone who enjoys Python, I do wonder where Python will be in 10 years. I felt Guido's abdication came about due to fundamental challenges in the language (i.e., it's un-specifiable), which then were submerged by orthogonal, early 2020's social politics. I think some of the challenges have been addressed piecemeal (performance), but I worry that decisions makers may be losing their holistic understanding of the language.