I love the way the Go team operates, including the way the point releases are handled. The last thing this the world needs is more marketing bullshit- No nonsen

I love the way the Go team operates, including the way the point releases are handled. The last thing this the world needs is more marketing bullshit- No nonsense, just like Go: Go by engineers for engineers. Go will do fine "marketing" itself on its merits and the merits of things created with it. >The Go team is plugging along. Go is getting more dependable than ever. Here's what we're doing with Go, by the way. Here's the latest projects. Here's the latest tools. gag You realize golang.org isn't a startup right? :)- If this is what you are looking for check this out: http://www.golangweekly.com/archive/ http://www.golangweekly.com/archive/ (or if you want smaller bites the mailing list https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/golang-nuts https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/golang-nuts) >don't just say the changes since 1.2, tell us everything in your ecosystem that's changed. This is a tiny maintenance change, I don't want to read a fricking newsletter. Of course maybe I'm wrong- maybe- CVEs, and issues filed need more marketing speak too! After all, they might get linked on Hacker News! What an opportunity!