Ok, look, I understand that you spent a lot of time learning Haskell, and desperately want that time to not have been in vain. You have to back off the preaching though. The conversation you joined wasn't about Haskell. You barged in and made it about Haskell. On the way, to justify your comments, you have put forth some pretty ridiculous claims. Go being dynamically typed, Haskell being 30-50% quicker to develop in, glossing over the valid points about it being more difficult to learn, etc...

We get it. You don't like Go. Some of us do, and would rather have a productive discussion about how to take advantage of it's features and avoid the traps rather than get into a pointless debate about a language that we are highly unlikely to ever use. (after this discussion, I certainly never will)

You are giving the Haskell community a bad image with this kind of behavior, and I kindly request that you not reply to any more of my comments with anything to do with Haskell.