Here is my opinion: **I want a vote**. I understand the merits of style insensitivity and I've argued for these merits for multiple years now. I want to keep this short, so in summary, what it really boils down for me is:
* **Educating newcomers about style insensitivity is and always will be a constant time drain.** I argue that removing this feature will save us all A LOT of time in the long run. Far more time than the feature's merits actually save me in development time. I think I can safely say that everyone was sceptical when they first learned of style insensitivity. Yes, it isn't a problem, but it makes people hesitate. Nim has strong competition and it's already hard enough to sell a non-Google/Mozilla/Apple-backed language to someone. **I want Nim to be successful and I do fear that any obstacles to adoption will be the death of it.** It would actually be in my interest to keep the style insensitivity, given that a change would deprecate some portions of my book.
