On Thursday, 25 June 2015 at 23:18:13 UTC, Mike wrote:
The .Net Framework has had deprecated names since 2.0 (10 years ago) and you can still use them today and likely will be able to in the far future. And the fact that deprecation warnings are off by default in D already makes it ultra-conservative.
Deprecation warnings are on by default - though I think we should disable them by default, and start using `deprecated` as you suggested. I think I suggested this before as well.
