You guys are "interesting" in this c++ world C# has operator overloading and during my whole career I have never seen it abused so hard that people needed to b

You guys are "interesting" in this c++ world C# has operator overloading and during my whole career I have never seen it abused so hard that people needed to ban it, let alone write guidelines and a lot of shops adopting it. I barely see anyone use it not for really good cases like graphics. The only interesting case was using "/" operator for Path Combines so "home" / "folder1" performs Path.Combine("home", "folder1") but still, that was PoC or lib, not even prod. So, is it about community, some culture or actually what?