Linkbait title. Every piece of software starts at v0.0.1, clearly we are very early in the stage of node.js's life, I'd much rather they make these breaking ch

Linkbait title. Every piece of software starts at v0.0.1, clearly we are very early in the stage of node.js's life, I'd much rather they make these breaking changes now and get the design right rather than focusing exclusively on maintaining backwards compatibility. This is new software, of course things are going to change as it matures, of course some libraries are missing or incomplete, these things will change and most people who're actually using node in production KNOW that they are building on an immature platform and have made the technical decision that the risk of breaking changes is outweighed by the benefits of using it now.