Mark S. Miller wrote:
Good, I understand now. I agree with all this. In ES6 the common cases
have to work right, and no guarantees compromised. Beyond the common
cases, extensibility we're confident in is great now. Otherwise, place
restriction where needed now (static and dynamic errors, inaccessible
symbols) to make the world safe for the extensibility directions we
think we are likely to want in the future.
No exposed @toStringTag in ES6. Not because this extension point could
grow into an extensible branding mechanism (it can't), but because
we're not yet clear on how to prevent it from being mistaken for one.
A fair summary?
Fair. Allen?
/be
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