> I'm just wondering why the author keeps making those articles about strongly disliking Go, ok we get it your favorite language is Rust, you don't like Go. Why

> I'm just wondering why the author keeps making those articles about strongly disliking Go, ok we get it your favorite language is Rust, you don't like Go. Why does the author does not move on, exactly? He made a post two years ago in 2020 that was attacked by zealots yesterday when it hit the front page of hn and a post today that was a reply to that. It would be like if you were to post an opinion about perl two years ago, respond to people who attack you because they love perl more than their own children, and then be dismissively accused of crusading against perl when in reality all you did was post a response to people attacking you based on your two year old post. It's insane to say that two posts written two years apart is a crusade; I imagine most people who flagged the article and downvote its defenders simply can't accept legitimate criticisms of something they love too much to admit it has any flaws. So, I'll ask you your own question: "Why don't you move on, exactly?"