The distinction is useful in the context of a discussion about alternative standard libraries, but in the context of the ISO working group that does the design for both it is not.
I understand that you intention was to get more information, but I wanted to make sure you're aware that responding to someone who is listing out their complaints with what is essentially "a bunch of people use the language productively, can you please give me information that you just went over, otherwise I am going to disregard your comment" can be interpreted as bad faith because it's a common troll/asymmetric effort tactic.
I understand that you intention was to get more information, but I wanted to make sure you're aware that responding to someone who is listing out their complaints with what is essentially "a bunch of people use the language productively, can you please give me information that you just went over, otherwise I am going to disregard your comment" can be interpreted as bad faith because it's a common troll/asymmetric effort tactic.