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How about instead of shooting projects down, contribute to them to make them better.

• isthisnagee 7y ago
  It's perfectly fine to critique without contributing. You'll also notice this: > I can’t open issues myself because I’ve been banned from the V issue tracker, or I would have already. Also this from their previous article on V: > I hope this feedback can help make V a productive tool for programming. It’s a shame it seems to have been hyped so much for comparatively so little as a result. The developer has been hyping and selling this language like it’s the new sliced bread. It is not. This is a very alpha product. I bet you could use it for productive development as is if you really stuck your head into it, but as it stands I recommend against using it for anything.
  • st3fan 7y ago
    It is called "burning bridges".
    • wishinghand 7y ago
      That comment being quoted is not burning a bridge unless the author of V is overly sensitive and doesn't have experience in handling critique.
• c-cube 7y ago
  how about, instead of making grand claims about compilation speed and features, the language's author actually published the code and benchmarks?