Brad Fitzpatrick

@cznic, "deprecate" does not mean "delete".

No, not really. Deprecated is not black & white. We continue to fix bugs in other deprecated stuff when there's a good bug report and a clear fix and super...

> But then again, why to mark it deprecated in the first place? To tell users they might be happier elsewhere.

> I really really really don't want to sound snarky, Yet you did. And it's not very productive. It's actually just noise in this thread. If you want to be...

And to be clear, @cznic, I'm quite serious about you maintaining x/net/websocket. As a user of it, you're better suited to be a maintainer of it than a random contributor...

> Regardless of us (at work) never having a problem with it, how do you expect me to maintain x/net/websocket? Serious question from a person having only R/O access to...

> I respectfully disagree. I see no proof why it's different (wrt people happier with something else). I'm ready to acknowledge you're right if you can actually explain your judgement...

@leaxoy, no thanks. Unmaintained code in x/ is bad enough. We don't also want more code in std, especially if it's unmaintained. See https://golang.org/doc/faq#x_in_std