They spent months consolidating feedback and made two proposals. The community didn't want change. Now they are no longer working on it and are focusing on getting generics out.

I would guess they start looking into it again after the generics transition is done. But I think it is a good practice not to force things but let certain ideas rest, if no agreement can be reached. Probably the best solution hasn't been found yet :)

"Try another language instead" is always a valid option.

There isn't anything wrong with a language just not jiving with your sensibilities.

Problem is, perfect language with perfect libraries and perfect tools doesn't exist.

Somewhere in the middle of Go, Julia and Rust is the programming language I'd really like to use.

I'd throw in Swift into the mix

I just took another fresh look at it and on the surface the syntax looks really attractive.

No, it's not. It's just being dismissive because your wants are being met by the current state.

(Not attacking you) Do you write a substantial amount of Go very frequently?