> Articles like this -- even if they have errors or arguable non-best-practices -- should be recommended because they drive conversation. I disagree. You could

> Articles like this -- even if they have errors or arguable non-best-practices -- should be recommended because they drive conversation. I disagree. You could use the same argument to admit any old troll. As someone who's often critical of Go, I found the quality of TFA to be too low to be worthwhile. It gets a lot of things wrong and in my opinion breezes past many of the real problems. More importantly, with new languages people are very quick to sling whatever FUD they can regurgitate against languages they've decided they don't want eating up the mindshare they'd rather some other language had.