It would be kind of a fun experiment to require a rough estimate of LoC written in a given language be included in feedback about that language. These comments are kind of a cesspool of poorly written feedback that wraps ambiguous complaints about "readability", "maintenance" and even the silly take of "Go is a language for engineering managers", whatever that means. I suspect most of the negative comments on any language come from people that have spent practically no time writing it, and thus are inherently uninformed.
Of course, if you hate a language, you're not going to write lots of code in it (unless you have to, and then I would expect your feedback to be pretty negative but at least informed). Feedback from beginners/programmers external to a language is super important for the success of that language of course, but lots of debates about things like programming language are cluttered with feedback that isn't really made in good faith. Someone that doesn't like static typing is going to leave feedback about Go that may not directly say "I just don't like static typing", but ultimately is as simple to reconcile (and thus, should mostly be discarded).
Of course, if you hate a language, you're not going to write lots of code in it (unless you have to, and then I would expect your feedback to be pretty negative but at least informed). Feedback from beginners/programmers external to a language is super important for the success of that language of course, but lots of debates about things like programming language are cluttered with feedback that isn't really made in good faith. Someone that doesn't like static typing is going to leave feedback about Go that may not directly say "I just don't like static typing", but ultimately is as simple to reconcile (and thus, should mostly be discarded).