I've been following their progress from a distance and for a while I really believed it would explode in popularity, but the whole renaming things a thousand ti

I've been following their progress from a distance and for a while I really believed it would explode in popularity, but the whole renaming things a thousand times over and splitting the project in confusing ways pretty much killed them. And now the introduction page won't even mention OCaml. Why do they seem to make it a point to hide the fact that the language is an OCaml derivative? Do they perhaps believe this is going to make the language more popular? Because I think it will have the opposite effect (it will be easier to dismiss it as "weirder underground TypeScript"). I really wish them success (I'd LOVE to live in a parallel universe where this is the default web language), but it seems like whoever is responsible for attracting developer mindshare is completely clueless.