i leave you with this advice:

the more time you spend complaining about what languages or tools other people are using to make things, the less time you spend actually making things

@typhlosion One does not merely "make things" in a vacuum but as part of a community whose practices are (somewhat unfortunately) rather a matter of mob rule at the moment. There is still value in trying to nudge that community away from broken tools that end up hurting a lot of people because they feel compelled to use them because they happen to be the modish thing.

@typhlosion *rips one of her own Pearl Points off her label for using two "because" clauses in a row*