Today somebody posted a message anouncing an alpha release of a Haskell 
to .NET bridge. Somebody reponded with "wow, great work! This could be a 
real game changer."

I can't help but feel I've missed something important here...

Since when is .NET actually important? AFAIK, absolutely nobody on Earth 
actually uses it for any purpose whatsoever. So... why would having a 
bridge to it be of any signifigance? What am I not seeing here??

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