I don't think "more acceptable by other C++ projects" works out well. If I don't appreciate how RAII and exceptions clarify normal control flow, I won't write c

I don't think "more acceptable by other C++ projects" works out well. If I don't appreciate how RAII and exceptions clarify normal control flow, I won't write code that avoids leaking when its dependencies throw. This poisons any project it spreads to. Google famously had to abandon any hope of using exceptions because of a critical mass of flawed legacy code.