You’d really like the C community. They like to say things like “although I do find the setfaults annoying, it really makes me think carefully about memory ownership and layout”. The problem is that if you don’t have a consistent way to accomplish a task correctly, something like errors that could happen a nearly every function call, then you’re very likely to make a mistake. Coupled with that, most people ignore testing for error conditions or simulating errors, so the error handling has a very high likelihood of having bugs.