I agree that there are many opinions and that Haskell people don't want to compromise on what they see is the value of the language, but I've also seen a lot of

I agree that there are many opinions and that Haskell people don't want to compromise on what they see is the value of the language, but I've also seen a lot of people express their desire for more adoption. For example in threads talking about the haskell.org download page, in threads about improving learning resources, and with the Haskell Foundation. This desire is usually expressed with sentiments like "let's make this easier to learn" and "Let's fix this so it's not a footgun", and not "success at all cost".