Its so disappointing because its a very exciting time for .net as a framework with all thats happening in .net 6 and 7. But if you mingle at all around the .net

Its so disappointing because its a very exciting time for .net as a framework with all thats happening in .net 6 and 7. But if you mingle at all around the .net community you start to notice that theres a bunch of politics going on behind the scenes and teams are not on good terms with each other (my interpretation is that the Visual Studio team is really rubbing people the wrong way). This could be a time of explosive growth for .net but its just a weird, frustrating experience most of the time.