It's extremely difficult to do this and maintain even the figment of usability.
Unless, of course, you're implying it's very haskellish to implement libraries with huge usability gotchas (of which ResourceT was one until the Ghosts of Departed Proofs paper reminded us we can reuse the machinery of ST), then I totally agree.
There was an abstract of PhD thesis devoted to enhancing usability of DSeLs by helping with error messages - they had to be expressed in terms of DSeL, not Haskell-the-language. And linear types as a library (be it ResourceT or something other) is a DSeL.
I think it is a better venue which can help many applications simultaneusly. While linear types won't.
