In solidarity, I reproduce the comment that I had written just before reading yours:

Every time I see a link like this out of the corner of my eye I hope it's a link for Go, the board game. And every time, I am disappointed.

I guess this is how it must feel to be a fan of pythons. Or rubies. Or Java. (No, not that Java, the other one.)

It really does make it hard to like the language. All I can ever remember about Go is that it's about clicking the Back button over and over in annoyance.

Probably not. Sorry about that. I've updated the post title to reflect its contents.

I just started trying to learn how to play Go. It was quite disappointing to get to the second sentence of this article and realize it was about the language and not the game.

They have had their chance to rename it to issue9 (http://code.google.com/p/go/issues/detail?id=9). Unfortunately they didn't. They probably never googled for "go" when they chose the name.

We could simply name the board game Weiqi, or Baduk.