I don't think it's awful and immature for different people to have strong opinions on the future of Haskell. There have been honest attempts on all sides to wo

I don't think it's awful and immature for different people to have strong opinions on the future of Haskell. There have been honest attempts on all sides to work these problems out. The current haskell.org reflects some of this, as the download page has both Stack and Haskell Platform. If they cannot work it out there is nothing to be feared by them parting ways. As a community-driven ecosystem, that's the only choice the community members have. Users have no right to expect anything else from such an ecosystem. If users want something clean and tidy, they need to go use something driven by a corporate overlord.