I propose a RSS feed type fed menu for python snippets and samples.
A right-click context menu that allows for snippets to be added, and incorrect/wrong snippets to be voted for removal.

Hunting around the web for samples of python code is time consuming and slows program writing, often at a critical moment.

The internet is strewn with duplicates of samples for doing the same thing, and often for different versions of Python.
Having a snippets tool that is web-based would simplify the search, and a built-in tool like this would reduce the duplicates that are littered everywhere.

The implemented idea could be broken down:
Snippet type: gui,file handling, port handling, networking, graphics, html & xml, maths, string handling, time and date, loops, conditions, templates, , command line, examples, hello world samples, etc.
And API's for importing and installing type: Beautiful soup, bluetooth, skype, parallel, serial, etc.

This means that errors from attempting to use a snippet from a API that has not been installed can be eliminated.