On Tuesday, 27 March 2018 at 12:17:44 UTC, bauss wrote:
Yes I agree it's great that D is talked about.
I just feel like someone is dropping salt into my coffee when
it's misinterpreted.
I hope one day all the legacy, non-relevant issues D had will
cease to exist and that it will be looked upon what it is
__today__ instead of what it was in the __past__
I know. But this will take time, and it will happen in the end,
if the D community keeps up the good work. Nothing beats
tenacicty. And if you look at the companies using D, these are
facts that cannot be ignored forever (e.g. Funkwerk
http://www.funkwerk.com/en/). If articles like that annoy you,
I'd say you either write to them or if there's a section for
comments, set the record straight right below the article to the
readers' benefit.
