The post makes it sound as if Go being Google's language (not the community's) is a bad thing. I don't see where this sentiment is coming from as the strong opi

The post makes it sound as if Go being Google's language (not the community's) is a bad thing. I don't see where this sentiment is coming from as the strong opinions enforced by Go core devs is probably one of the defining features of Go. As with many open source projects under benevolent dictatorship, this can result in streamlined and consistent features with long-term success.