I'm saying that I wish computation blocks looked better in F#. Instead of:

    let foo id = async {
      let! bar = getBar id
      return bar
    }

I would prefer

    let async foo id =
      let! bar = getBar id
      bar

or even something like

    let async foo id =
        getBar! id

So that computation blocks don't feel like you're switching to an entirely different language. Just wrap the ugliness in the same syntactic sugar that C# does. As it is, C# can achieve arrow syntax with async methods more elegantly than F# can:

    async Task<string> foo(int id) => await getBar(id);

This, to me, is also part of a larger problem of F# introducing unique keywords for specific language functions instead of reusing keywords, like

    member this.Foo = ...

and

    member val Foo = ...