It's a silly argument and the lowest form of bike-shedding on the level of tabs vs commas. People with no other substantive contributions use formatting as a beard.
The first one to choose it (whatever it happens to be) wins and that's the end of it. If it isn't the end of it you've got a talent issue.
Do you feel that this could equally apply to a Rust vs Go argument?
> It's a silly argument and the lowest form of bike-shedding on the level of tabs vs commas
Guess what other low-level bike-shedding argument 'go fmt' obviates? That's right - tabs vs spaces!
> If it isn't the end of it you've got a talent issue.
I know you meant this as a slur, but the implication is Go works better than other languages for those who have what you call "a talent issue"