to be fair, I feel that (in general) the critical approach to OOP that people tend to have nowadays is refreshing. c.f., Stroustrup's [OOP without inheritance](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcpSLRpOMJM)
IMO, what most people need from OOP is dot notation I really like Nim's uniform function call syntax, and, for now, I really haven't missed inheritance (but I confess I never developed something large with it); OTOH, applications I've been developing lately (not Nim) usually DON'T have very deep inheritance chains vtref really is cool, powerful and unique; my only fear is that it might be hard to grasp for people looking for a cpp/java-like OOP. This should be addressed with clear documentation and examples
