I think that saying what someone should be doing is very short sighted, it's almost certain that they will not listen to you, especially since you're making the

I think that saying what someone should be doing is very short sighted, it's almost certain that they will not listen to you, especially since you're making their jobs harder and it's unsafe for the end user. Instead, let's focus on things that the developers actually want, like WASM, so we can have something decent out of it; dismissing it is definitely not going to help and WASM is already here to stay. BTW how do you propose to safely run untrusted application with no built in support of parallelization in parallel, maybe even on multiple machines? How do you safely directly reference an object that is owned by another (again, untrusted) module, again, maybe even on a different machine (e.g. using RDMA through Infiniband)? These are just some of the possibilities that WASM is offering.