I'm aware that I'm yelling at a cloud, but what really did it for me was nullable reference types. I get it, I understand why nulls are a problem and how annoyi

I'm aware that I'm yelling at a cloud, but what really did it for me was nullable reference types. I get it, I understand why nulls are a problem and how annoying they can be. I've done my time in the trenches tracing nullrefs in production. But I just really, strongly dislike the way Microsoft went with the problem. Declaring types nullable with the `?` just puts me off. `Nullable<T>` was always something to be avoided, and I find the syntax just as annoying as null checks. Ultimately most of my complaints can be boiled down to "too much changed and now things are different"