I have missed the part of the discussion that contains an imperative for folks to debate the resolution of whether JS is a "well designed language"—and not abou

I have missed the part of the discussion that contains an imperative for folks to debate the resolution of whether JS is a "well designed language"—and not about JS's equality comparisons per se and whether it's still usable or not despite that. These: > JavaScript equals is an abomination, which to me seems like a larger issue, and people use it just fine. ... are your own words...