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I remember when Crockford released the fantastic book, JavaScript The Good Parts. I disagreed with some of his opinions in that book, like avoiding the use of 'new', but that book - more than almost anything else, helped me educate folks on how to use js well. I used to order copies for every member of my team. I wonder if, instead of a fork, we can just make a case for a subset of js. Take the good new things, and ignore the rest, like a modern "Good Parts".

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