[Edit 03/10/2014: This answer is now out-of-date. Django has supported Python 3 for some time.]
[However, it must also be noted that the django third-party packages and extensions used in many Django projects are in various stages of Python 3 compatibility implementation. More details can be found in Django packages website which tracks the statuses of various projects.]
Django has not moved over to 3.0. That is all I need to know.
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Most of the answers in these questions echo the same sentiments. Aside from Django, too many frameworks/libraries - WxPython, PyGame, Django, etc - have still not adopted it. I'm sure as hell not making the move until they do.
