Re: [Haskell-cafe] accessible layout proposal?

I am a bit puzzled here. This seems to mean something like "If you take readable code using an operator you can make it less readable, and when you do that you create another problem as well, and an even less readable hack can fix that."

"I know an old lady who swallowed a fly..."

This proposal notwithstanding, I find 'concat [a, b, c]' much more readable than (a) ++ (b) ++ (c), especially since the parentheses in the latter might be necessary (or become necessary unexpectedly upon editing), whereas in the former order of operations is never a concern. Furthermore, why repeat the (++) over and over again, when really you are making a *list* of things to add, and should be using a list?