> This is by no means an actual competitor to Erlang's actors - for one thing it lacks any form of supervision Author here. That is simply not correct. It ha

> This is by no means an actual competitor to Erlang's actors - for one thing it lacks any form of supervision Author here. That is simply not correct. It has a full supervision hierarchy as well as a compositional strategy system for creating policies that handle failures. The strategies can also be scripted as part of the config, to detach the failure handling entirely from the actor itself.