DIP 1028---Make @safe the Default---Community Review Round 1

[monkyyy]

I strongly oppose such a move.

I am in all likelyhood going to mark every line of code with 
@trusted which is a bold face lie, as I appear to be the tiny 
minority of people who actually likes C and uses pointers as the 
most reliable tool in my tool box.

You will be increasing verbosity, and promoting lying code; 
because this is just how I will behave, because I didn't and will 
not ever be going to looking towards rust as the C replacement. 
Yet C needs to be replaced and there isn't exactly a slew of 
options. So why are you taking pages from rust?

I'm here because you offer compile time abstractions on simple 
structs that are not the modern c++ mess, as modern cpus break 
more and more assumptions C made, those abstracts will be nessery 
with pointer math, casting and other "discouraged" code to get 
the most speed. And people looking for the exact same thing I'm 
looking for with that same style will lie to the compiler in the 
exact same way.

Theres needs a non-verbose, non-lying way to opt-out, and 
probably shouldn't be opt-in in the first place.

I would suggest module scope default behaviors.