> This is why no one likes Haskell programmers and why the community just sucks. I like most Haskell programmers and I don't think the community sucks more tha

> This is why no one likes Haskell programmers and why the community just sucks. I like most Haskell programmers and I don't think the community sucks more than any other language community. So I guess that proves that assertion wrong. > If the goal is to remain an impenetrable fortress / secluded monastery I am pretty sure there is no such goal :D > if the goal is to become popular and get others to understand the benefits of Haskell I am pretty sure that is a goal for some Haskell people and not for others. For me personally I had a lot of fun learning Haskell. It taught me to become a better developer in any programming language.