About how you are introducing yourself

[ghost]

Taken from your profile:

I enjoy creating experimental programming languages and compilers in my free time

I'm looking for a stable and long term supported language. I don't want an ever experimental language. Perhaps I was wrong to pick Adept in the first place.

[IsaacShelton]

Experimental and stable don't have to be exclusive, although it might be a bad choice of word for what I mean. (stability is of course very important as you can tell by the backwards-compatibility with previous Adept versions)

More so ideas like strong integration with C code has not been fully explored yet, which is a big part of what will be in Adept 3.x, with first class C integration in a way that even surpasses existing C compilers in terms of compile-times and whole-program optimizations.

But yes, the wording might need improvement.