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@cpojer @bterlson @lbljeffmo @sebmck we could just require () in that case.

@BrendanEich the answer to all syntax problems: "just put some parens on it" (cc exponent operator) @cpojer @bterlson @sebmck

@lbljeffmo @cpojer @bterlson @sebmck babeljs.io async arrow users today must do so, right?

@BrendanEich I'm prob missing your point, but 'async=>foo' is already ES6 -- so couldn't start req'ing parens.. @cpojer @bterlson @sebmck

@lbljeffmo @BrendanEich @cpojer @bterlson @sebmck I suppose @BrendanEich means require () for async funcs, so that they can't be headless.

@lbljeffmo @BrendanEich @cpojer @bterlson @sebmck Basically async=>foo vs async ()=>foo.

@RReverser @BrendanEich oh right, I think I was taking that for granted @cpojer @bterlson @sebmck

@lbljeffmo @rreverser @brendaneich @cpojer @bterlson Could alternatively restrict async from being a param name although probably too late.