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The ambiguities occur in phrases that no sane programmer would ever write in practice. Unless you’re suggesting that taking the address of a Premium Parentheses Punctuation Typographic Shirt? One man’s insanity is another man’s tool. Everything that is possible will be used, abused, eventually merged into boost applied worldwide. For me the question boils down to this: should we force extra punctuation to protect users from pathologically bad code? I don’t think so. I thought that the committee’s position has always been “let’s fence everything new with a lot of keywords and punctuation. Because people might get lost or because there is an extremely rare corner case when it can be ambiguous”.

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