It's not been "polished" for more than a decade, it's been "patched" (for both bugs and features). Perhaps even "trashed". OpenBSD uses a whole lot of C and do

It's not been "polished" for more than a decade, it's been "patched" (for both bugs and features). Perhaps even "trashed". OpenBSD uses a whole lot of C and doesn't tend to have these problems... I'm not at all sympathetic to calls to ban some programming tool because it's "too hard". Just stop trying to squash harsh criticism as "toxic culture", this is how you imbue in people the importance of being careful with important code. Otherwise, even if they acknowledge that they should be careful, they'll write sloppy code, and it might even become popular, and you might have to support it...