My thoughts exactly! It's important to have a community and to work with it, but, especially for a programming language, there has to be a clear concept of whic

My thoughts exactly! It's important to have a community and to work with it, but, especially for a programming language, there has to be a clear concept of which features should be implemented and which not - just accepting community contributions for the sake of making the community feel good would be the wrong way. Otherwise you end up with a feature monster like innumerable other programming languages, and that's exactly what Go doesn't want to be.