On Saturday, 23 January 2016 at 01:23:20 UTC, H. S. Teoh wrote:
This is not the governance of a country. If you don't like the
way the decisions are being made, you always have the freedom
to take the source code (except for the proprietary backend),
fork it, and build your own community. There will be no army
sent after you to force you to comply with the "dictator's"
decisions, since this is a programming language, not a
government. If your technical merit is superior, your
community will eventually prevail.
And besides, calling something a "dictatorship" is again
confusing the development of a programming language with
running a government. I still fail to see the connection
between the two.
(And BTW, I do not speak for this community either. What I
express here are just my own opinions. If you really have an
issue with how things are run, you ought to be talking directly
to Walter & Andrei, not wasting your breath arguing with me.)
+1 many times over.
And back to the original topic, my vote goes for the third one.
