I wanted to share a few different ideas expressed as 1liners I could work further, in order to find reasons for pursuing them (or not) as formal proposals. These ideas are (succinct):

Code verbosity reduction. Ampliate the language allowing custom defaults for const/mut and noexcept/except (include new keywords to express opposite specifiers).
Code verbosity reduction. Eliminate auto keyword or making it optional. Are there strong reasons to keep typing auto when compilers might deduce its presence just because it's missing (positional abscense)
Abstraction. Elevate abstraction on pointer dereference. Does it really matter if we use "." (dot) or "->" (arrow) to access internal structure?. I can foresee complexities with smart pointers, where both methods are used to access 2 different interfaces (for for smart_ptr object, arrow for accessing the dereferenced underlying object. But it might be a subject to brainstorm it further.

I'd appreciate opinions, problems or strong no-go reasons, or otherwise positive views if any.

Best,