> a lot of the decisions in Go seem to be backed by "... and if you don't like our approach, you're WRONG" I don't understand this complain. Ultimately that's

> a lot of the decisions in Go seem to be backed by "... and if you don't like our approach, you're WRONG" I don't understand this complain. Ultimately that's how most if not all programming languages are developed. A few individuals act as guide and gatekeepers and that's fine.