(I'm also starting to believe that these "Haskell is the best thing ever"-kids will become a bigger issue than all those "Haskell is not practical"-naysayers for the growth and success of Haskell.

The latter is annoying, but can cause people to sit down and think how working with Haskell can be made more straight-forward, while the former is blinded by his ideology and is hostile against improvements which could be seen as acknowledgements of existing flaws in the language/ecosystem.)