CoC makes it clear what the expected behavior is, and makes it less personal and less subjective when the “banhammer” is used.
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Thats fair, a coc generally contains community preferences. I was mainly referring to “Don’t use scala. Not even then.” The rest is strait forward, actionable and useful. I don’t think this is a technical position, but rather a personal preference based on passes disputes.
It is very very very very very very very very very definitely a technical position. It is a widely held position, though if you are relatively new to Scala, you probably don't know that. I had zero contribution to that part of our CoC.
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I know there are some people who hold that opinion. Mainly by people who think pure FP is the one true way. Scala doesn’t really shine for pure FP, so I can understand the reasoning for those people. From what I’ve seen, I wouldn’t say it’s a widely held opinion though.
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No. From people who know Scala well. This division into "people who think pure FP is the one true way" is a part of the narrative that you have fallen into adopting. It doesn't exist. It's entirely a fabrication. You believe it's not widely held due to an understandable bias.
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