I can't help but agree. Go, to me, was known for its shorthand cleverness in design - capital letter instead of public, for replaces whiles, etc. It was a bre

I can't help but agree. Go, to me, was known for its shorthand cleverness in design - capital letter instead of public, for replaces whiles, etc. It was a breath of fresh air. This overlap -feels- a bit wrong when viewed in that context, in my opinion.