akavel said it best, you have to pick your battles. Who are we to tell the D programmers that this small issue affecting a tiny percentage of their users is a h

akavel said it best, you have to pick your battles. Who are we to tell the D programmers that this small issue affecting a tiny percentage of their users is a higher priority than any feature/bug/etc they have in their backlog? All of this stinks of entitlement to me. "I want you to fix my problem cause by my software that only affects a small group of people".