> Does it help to make such vague references to bad faith arguments? If you want to point to something specific that someone said, then fine, but otherwise it s

> Does it help to make such vague references to bad faith arguments? If you want to point to something specific that someone said, then fine, but otherwise it seems like you're just stirring up discord. Sorry, but anyone who's been watching Go's development long enough remembers this: it's not being made up. Dischord is good if the alternative is consensus around a backwards language that wastes huge amounts of people's time and money. > Of course you can find some people who've said some silly things about Go or generics. But so what? You can also find people who've said silly things about your favourite programming language. The problem being that in the case of Go, the people saying silly things are the primary developers of the language.