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simply, because "the community" are a set of people who have spent (collectively) millions of hours using the language in a massive variety of use cases and env
by marcus_holmes 7y ago
simply, because "the community" are a set of people who have spent (collectively) millions of hours using the language in a massive variety of use cases and environments.
it's not democracy, but they'd be stupid to just ignore all that expertise.