There's other opinions out there, that discuss the direction taken by Go on error handling, for example this Vlang related article[1] that touched on it (from s

There's other opinions out there, that discuss the direction taken by Go on error handling, for example this Vlang related article[1] that touched on it (from someone who appears to be a gopher). However, part of the issue is the tolerance or maturity necessary for being able to handle a different opinion. That someone gives a different preference, for instance Vlang or Odin (that has its own views), can make evangelists or "corporate machinery" upset. Then we can witness mob or anger downvoting. This then limits the debate or creates more of a barrier for different opinions to want to contribute or ever be seen. [1]: "Is Vlang better than Golang in error handling?" (https://towardsdev.com/is-vlang-better-than-golang-in-error-handling-ea4b5da7451 https://towardsdev.com/is-vlang-better-than-golang-in-error-...).