Thanks for having taken the time to write this very enlighting
post.
I think this is a very pragmatic analysis of the main roots of
the problem, which clearly explains why D remains much less
popular than Go, Python, Kotlin, etc despite the language itself
is at least as modern and convenient (and even more IMHO).
I don't think the situation will change any time soon, so I feel
exactly in the same mood as you.
Hence my suggession to simply make a few "cosmetic" changes to
change D's perception on the web, to compensate for the lack of
money and manpower.
But they won't probably be applied.
And I know that for the "do it yourself" I'm probably part of the
problem...
