Civility

[zjh]

On Saturday, 25 June 2022 at 07:37:51 UTC, Ola Fosheim Grøstad 
wrote:

> Indeed, but you should pick a target group. If there are 5 
> different use scenarios for D and 5% is missing for each 
> scenario then you have a 95% solution for each, but maybe a 75% 
> solution in total.
>


Yes. So, finally, the question is `"positioning"`. Who is your 
`"target user"`?
What kind of people are you going to `attract` to join `'d'`?
I have been proposing to attract `talents in c++`.
Because `'c++' talents` care about `'speed/memory'` most, and 
they are also willing to write `libraries`. This is an `excellent 
group`! Why not `attract` them?
Listen carefully to `their opinions`. What they are not 
`satisfied` with is the direction of `D's efforts`!
Through them to help `'d'` writing the library and increasing the 
`peripheral ecology` of `'d'`!
Our opponent is `'rust'` , so we must compete with with `rust` in 
who attract most `C++` talents!
This is where D should go.`Talents` is the most important! 
Meeting their needs is more important than meeting the needs of 
`ordinary users`!