...again, to even talk about your "implicit" conversions, you must first think about what can...

...in general. However, that is a good point *against* implicit conversions, let alone @safe ones.

...implicitly to and from unqualified values. Pointer conversions between shared(T*) and shared(T)* are...

...the user to perform potentially unsafe manual conversions, or interactions that they don't understand...

How so? If you allow implicit conversions from unshared to shared, then you immediately get...

...agree with Timon on this, no implicit conversions should be allowed.

If you want to...

...implicit type conversions exist, and D isn't big on implicit type conversions, because they...

...C++ is to avoid issues with implicit conversions between types. You can get weird junk...

...of possible conversions, but if you have enough implicit constructions and/or conversions in place...

...supports a (very) limited set of such conversions, e.g., const(T*) is assignable to...