Do not confuse critique with hate. This place has a high standard for new tools and libraries, particularly one that claims to be better in any stretch ("faste

Do not confuse critique with hate. This place has a high standard for new tools and libraries, particularly one that claims to be better in any stretch ("faster" and "easier"). If this was say, a college student learning programming and presenting it as "hey I made a jq alternative and I believe it's easier and faster" I imagine it would solicit more softened feedback. Come prepared, and ready to defend your stance. If you can't take the heat, don't come in the kitchen.