It looks like python 3.2 is not supported in logbook due to the use of u"foo" unicode literals. Any reason not to use six's u() function, or a version of it bundled with logbook? The problem is that lots of production environments only have 3.2 (the latest in Debian stable/Wheezy). If I make the changes and submit a pull request, would it be accepted?
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