Be nice - pretty much everybody believes something that's wrong.

That to one side, those are not the same things at all. There's evidence for Santa and the Tooth Fairy.

Pretty judgemental for a P.

Not taking issue with what you said; don't hate you. "Caveat."

Which calendar is that?

Is any party not riddled by doubts and infighting?

Someone who thinks it looks bull-headed?

The leadership contest uses ranked preference voting. There's no vote-splitting.

That's not realistic or "fair" - most Haskell projects will use a dozen or so extensions easily. GHC has been a platform for language experimentation for a long time; standardisation efforts keep on cropping up in annual surveys. (Eg, swapping in Text for String in base is long overdue, but it's a hold over from days where FP pedagogy was seen as more important.)

I was very nearly in the same boat. The initial NPC dialogue was written by and for angry 14-year-old boys. It gets massively better; the characterisation is broad and engaging, and the central-european fairy-rail feel is really quite strong. The two pieces of DLC have great stories themselves.

Unfortunately high. It's the same reason there's a "space force". He didn't know about the coastguard and guessed something else, then doubled down.

They haven't been charged.

That's a good point. You can get away with that with a new language, but adding nullability as a non-default option would break existing code much like making things const by default in C++ would, I suppose.