.Net being tested is not the same as F# being tested. The idea that the OCaml community is dying is purely subjective. OCaml, having been around longer than F#

.Net being tested is not the same as F# being tested. The idea that the OCaml community is dying is purely subjective. OCaml, having been around longer than F#, may just be going through a perceived lull. Either way generalizing that F# will replace OCaml as the goto language in the ML family from a perceived decline in the OCaml community is probably not the right call.