I have seen lots of examples that show how it's useful to make some type
constructor into an instance of Monad.
Where can I find examples showing why it's good to take the trouble to show
that something is also a MonadPlus? (I know there are many examples of
things that *are* MonadPluses; what I want to know is why this is
interesting. :-)
Thanks,
- Benjamin
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