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That's kind of an elitist viewpoint, though. I imagine the "experts on the mailing lists" are largely contributors, and really only represent a certain class of
by larrik 6y ago
That's kind of an elitist viewpoint, though. I imagine the "experts on the mailing lists" are largely contributors, and really only represent a certain class of users of the language at large.
I'm not a Go user at all, but it reminds me a bit of like back when Gnome3 took a direction completely different than what I loved about Gnome2 (Apple worship, largely), which eventually lead to projects like MATE and Cinnamon.
- geodel 6y agoNot sure. One is for end users other thing is for software engineers. Or may be we have reached to a point where people can also call data integrity or ACID compliance elitist view as it is often difficult to do.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoThe go-nuts mailing list is open. Anyone can (and many do) write in to discuss concerns. You don't have to defer completely to the authority. But if you want to be treated as one, you should be willing to engage and consult with them.