> My guess is that the Go community probably wouldn't exist if it wasn't for this constant form of aggressive propaganda/marketing. Node.js on the other hand do

> My guess is that the Go community probably wouldn't exist if it wasn't for this constant form of aggressive propaganda/marketing. Node.js on the other hand doesn't need any marketing/propaganda; it just sells itself. This is one of the most absurd and myopic statements I've seen in a while. Go has a vibrant community because many people chose it, for reasons that are entirely valid. Just as people chose Node. You're posting with an enormously superior tone for someone that didn't even read the original post (newsflash: they were using a 4 host service cluster).