I write Python 2 code, and just always use `print("...")` in both. It makes a lot more sense, matches other languages syntax, and is compatible in both. I honestly don't see it in any way worse than `print "...."`.
Been using most of __future__ for years to make the transition seamless for me. This is what Py 2.x devs should be doing now. It's not like the path forward hasn't been paved for us for many years.
