To each his own. I rarely hear fluent Haskellers say they don't care for the syntax though; if you haven't really gotten far enough to write production code in Haskell that leverages Haskell's powerful abstraction features, then you should and you might find the syntax growing on you.
The syntax is nice because it enables the programmer to express software in a terse way, generally favoring the types as documentation and a strong mental model to understand the abstraction.
The syntax is nice because it enables the programmer to express software in a terse way, generally favoring the types as documentation and a strong mental model to understand the abstraction.