Python 3000 started as a project on 05-Apr-2006. There was not a single line of code written before that, nor a description of the feature set. It was just a joke, like the Parrot april fool's joke.

That's easy to disprove:

... at BeOpen.com we will be focused full time on Python development! This means that we'll be able to spend much more time on exciting new projects like Python 3000.

[Python-Dev] ANNOUNCEMENT: Python Development Team Moves to BeOpen.com, Guido van Rossum, May 30 2000

You can also find Python 3000 related PEPs and discussions in the list archives from 2000.

In reply to Happy 10th Anniversary, Python 3000! by chromatic
in thread The current state of Perl6 by Anonymous Monk

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