> Why can't someone else do it? Fair enough, somebody else can do it. My work is then only to review the patch. The problem is though, that on top of the "it's work for me" argument, I don't want the feature. I don't see the point. The conflicts that do arise are all about ALLCAPS and I don't want ALLCAPS in my language to begin with, it's hard to type and hard to read.
> And note that GoLang has a different novelty Come on, that's ridiculous. Java did that decades ago. The only thing that Go does new is the Uppercasing for export feature which is completely silly since it means a _rename_ is used to turn something private into public. (Something which happens often.) (It also means you cannot export a Chinese identifier without giving it an ascii prefix ...) > I'm in the majority, by a wide margin. _Shrug_, so are the people who don't like indentation based syntax. "Designing for popularity" doesn't work for me, I don't want to design TypeScript.
