Don't get me started on down-your-throat, manual error-handling; imports tied to repositories and opaque, mandatory N*M-threading; the outright hostility to fea

Don't get me started on down-your-throat, manual error-handling; imports tied to repositories and opaque, mandatory N*M-threading; the outright hostility to features like flexible locking. Or the overly draconian package reference rules which turns any non-trivial software into a packaging-puzzle. There is plenty more LOLCODE-worthy contraptions in there... Look, they even admit themselves that the primary goal was for the language to be easy enough for beginners to not hurt themselves; which is fine if that's what you're looking for; for me it's mostly a no go, since I need more power than that to not drown in the complexity of the problems I'm solving.