Thanks for your insight, it is quite helpful. I’m still a little unclear what specifically made one think a category stated specifically to be for discussions related to a nonprofit organization, entitled the name of that organization, would be more relevant than one called “Users”, stated to be for general discussions of the Python programming language, but I’m guessing it has to do with differences in translation and word usage across languages, coupled with being unfamiliar with what the PSF is.
In any case, I agree that it would be a good idea to at the very least mention “help” in the description of the Users category, so it is clear it is the place to ask such questions. Additionally, we could consider adding a new “Python Help” category or similar, focused on help with the Python language and the standard library. I’ll bring this up on the relevant #site-feedback thread, thanks.
Then, if that is true, the author must have another module named timeis either installed, on their PATH/PYTHONPATH or in the same working directory, which is not tracked in that Git repo, that contains at least a timeis() callable. As I can find no trace of such a module in either the repo you sent me, on PyPI, GitHub or the internet at large, I’d suggest reaching out to them and asking (e.g. opening an issue), as I’m not sure what else to tell you, sorry.