Sounds great. In a broader context, I don't know why people pick on Go (aside from it being an 'evil Google creation') -- especially when many of Go's critics a

Sounds great. In a broader context, I don't know why people pick on Go (aside from it being an 'evil Google creation') -- especially when many of Go's critics are _also_ people who claim to support simplicity and consistency in programming languages. I have a good feeling Go will become dominant in the no-so-distant future, so rather than knock it, why not help grow it / make it better?