I suspect a lot of people outside the go-team made comments, suggestions, and proposals. But honestly, thinking back damn few of them resulted in changes to th

I suspect a lot of people outside the go-team made comments, suggestions, and proposals. But honestly, thinking back damn few of them resulted in changes to the language. If you'll recall back in the day there were several different vendoring approaches, but ultimately the go-team proposed and implemented their preferred solution. Similarly there have been a million generics & error-handling suggestions but none of them were introduced. It's basically lots of distracting discussions, and it doesn't feel so much like a community project that is actually seeking outside discussion and ideas. (No shame in that, but the pretense is disappointing). Personally I'm waiting for the fuzzing-support to land in 1.18. Fuzz testing is basically magical, and amazing in reporting problems even in code with "high coverage". The generics might be nice, but off-hand I don't see that I'll be needing them in the immediate future in any of my personal projects - but I fuzz-test the hell out of a lot of my projects (which largely revolve around interpreters and compilers).