Update FS-1092-anonymous-type-tagged-unions.md#591
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| 5. There is some identified, concrete, simply explained benefit over using labelled discriminated unions, e.g. "we have a simpler API with fewer overloads". | ||
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| 6. There is no possibility that the type will end up being consumed by .Net languages other than F#. |
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This is a bit strong - it might be reasonable to expose - but I know what you mean :)
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Similar thoughts, but it's a good thing to clarify for now. Maybe as the feature takes shape a bit more we'll have a more nuanced position
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Mention the need to avoid exposing usage of this feature to non-F# .Net languages.