> I've found that the style insensitivity is by far the biggest obstacle I've 
> found in Nim adoption at my company.

I can definitely say it's incorrect finding. 99% companies like to play safe, 
use whatever popular without really understand pros/cons of what they're using. 
Because they don't want a super good programmer but a bunch of mediocre 
programmers, so they can replace programmer whenever they want.

It's not about style/case-insensitivity, but rather how popular it is. So it's 
back to a **killer app** , if someone produces killer-app using Nim, the 
popularity should skyrocket and whatever the wart, whether they like it or not, 
they will use it (see JavaScript)

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