The issue we run into is that there are many different programming languages and each rise and fall in popularity overtime.

A great example is our jQuery forum. Technically it should be encapsulated under the XML, HTML, Javascript, Web and CSS forum but it has its own separate forum because at one time jQuery was the JavaScript framework of choice when web compatibility was terrible (I'm looking at you IE). But ever since Internet Explorer has been sunset and Chromium based browsers are now the norm, jQuery has fallen out of favor. So what do we do with the jQuery forum now?

I could see a similar situation happening with Python because the language has serious flaws (why on earth does whitespace dictate structure?). It's foreseeable that in 5 years or less we see a superset language emerge built on top of Python to handle its many shortcomings but is still compatible with what is being done with its niche domains (namely AI).

The Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning forum on the other hand is a great idea. It is language agnostic (although it would probably be very Python heavy) but it encompass a domain that I feel will only continue to grow and stay.