Yeah, that is a lot more insightful than Synadia's marketing spew, thanks. The BDFL point is particularly interesting to me having followed C++ for almost two

Yeah, that is a lot more insightful than Synadia's marketing spew, thanks. The BDFL point is particularly interesting to me having followed C++ for almost two decades and having been disenfranchised by the inconsistency of the design. I am more of the belief now that a BDFL is the right model for programming language design, particularly one that isn't insular and listens to feedback, but upholds their vision for the language above all else.