I disagree. when some tech seems to come out of nowhere, and disconnected from the general community practices, understanding the background of who made it can help understanding its blindspots. also, the whole thing did not start with some kind of open white paper explaining the need, the rational for a new framework or language and comparing with alternatives, etc. which is often how oss projects start.

> understanding the background of who made it can help understanding its blindspots

That background was already provided in the comment by fuklief.

What value does the comment by margorczynski add to this discussion?

Creating a DSL is not particularly innovative but is definitely not "disconnected from the general community practices".

> which is often how oss projects start

lol