After five years, http://programmers.stackexchange.com/q/2815/ still has only 5.5k views. It has 57 "answers" which amount to a poll of feature requests and ideas for a rather old version of C#.

Many of these are outdated and wrong now. There are numerous other, better written (and updated) "what don't I like about C#" blog posts out there.

The long term value of the post and its negligible at best on this site in this format.

Please delete it (or unlock it so that others can delete it).

After five years, https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/q/2815/ still has only 5.5k views. It has 57 "answers" which amount to a poll of feature requests and ideas for a rather old version of C#.

Many of these are outdated and wrong now. There are numerous other, better written (and updated) "what don't I like about C#" blog posts out there.

The long term value of the post and its negligible at best on this site in this format.

Please delete it (or unlock it so that others can delete it).