> Please note that it's going to be tough sledding trying to convince JS users not to try to improve their language so that some other clearly superior language

> Please note that it's going to be tough sledding trying to convince JS users not to try to improve their language so that some other clearly superior language can come along and take its market/mindshare. My point is that there's no "clearly superior language" compare to JS. Some people want a ML flavor, some people want a C# flavor, some people want a Lisp flavor. I wish people would just use those language and improve the interops instead of putting everything into JS.