I agree with you there are quite some conceptual differences, and the workflows of Python and other languages cannot be considered equal, but it's not about having to run `make`, or having to use a build process.
After following the ROS (Ubuntu/Debian) installation tutorial, opening a text editor and writing your first `rospy`-based script, someone with an Anaconda or a (system managed/provided) Python 3 installation will always run into an `ImportError: No module named rospy` error.
That seems to already confuse new users enough that I was wondering whether we should document it.
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