>
>
> > 6) Do arrow functions need to have per instance "caller" and "arguments"
> poison pill properties?
> >
> > I propose no, because they are a new feature. But we can include a NOTE
> warning against providing their non-standard legacy implementation.
>
> For simplicity and uniformity, I'd keep the same semantics as for
> ordinary functions. Don't special-case if there is no strong reason to
> do so.


Can arrow functions just not have arguments, caller, and name at all? I
have to say, it's really annoying having to special case these properties
when trying to create function proxies that are mostly virtual, as they are
non-configurable, non-writable, and own properties.
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