> prejudices are a funny thing I don’t think people have prejudices here. Ocaml is Ocaml and F# is F#. If your point is that people using OCaml should instead

> prejudices are a funny thing I don’t think people have prejudices here. Ocaml is Ocaml and F# is F#. If your point is that people using OCaml should instead use F#, I vehemently disagree. That would be losing most of what makes Ocaml actually Ocaml. Still F# is a nice language. F# without using .Net library I don’t see the point however. It’s the most interesting part of the language.