Multi-paradigm incoherence? There is a huge difference between throwing multiple features/paradigms into one language (as C++ does) and
integrating them so that they are orthogonal and don't get into your way (as Scala does). The integration part is the hardest thing and Scala designers did the great job there, assuming the constraints that were given.
Scala does have some rough edges but they are not the kind of C++ ones, and even the complexity of the most powerful features (implicits) is very controllable.
Seriously - which features would you like to remove from Scala? I'm really curious because I don't find any redundant ones. All are pretty complementary and very useful.
