What is with the modern C++ community treating "C/C++" as a shibboleth to gatekeep over? I'm a seasoned C++ dev (using it before C++98 was available, kept up wi

What is with the modern C++ community treating "C/C++" as a shibboleth to gatekeep over? I'm a seasoned C++ dev (using it before C++98 was available, kept up with trends) and I've never seen this before until the last year or so. I've never had a problem with it as I see my C++ skills being tranferrable to C.