Yeah, let's be real -- just as with Go Modules and the "try" proposal, there is no "open source process" when it comes to major language changes; the decision i

Yeah, let's be real -- just as with Go Modules and the "try" proposal, there is no "open source process" when it comes to major language changes; the decision is always ultimately made by the core team, not the community. And I agree with you -- this arrangement is fine! I strongly prefer it that way. The Go devs have an excellent track record of getting it right, even when it went against the prevailing wisdom. Personally, I'm opposed to adding generics, but if we have to...I trust the Go devs to do it better than just about anyone else.