> The story comes across as very strange, to say the least. But a point that should not be missed, and why I made this post, is the reasons behind what is being attempted by telling such stories and painting such a narrative.
> It's indicative of what the V language has been facing, and the hidden assault on it's public image (as part of an ongoing language war) that many casuals don't realize is going on.
You have made numerous comments in this thread dismissing any criticism of V as coordinated effort from jealous competitors. Again, what _proof_ do you have of this "language war"? How is a single comment indicative of a "hidden assault"?
> It's indicative of what the V language has been facing, and the hidden assault on it's public image (as part of an ongoing language war) that many casuals don't realize is going on.
You have made numerous comments in this thread dismissing any criticism of V as coordinated effort from jealous competitors. Again, what _proof_ do you have of this "language war"? How is a single comment indicative of a "hidden assault"?
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