Yep, and that itself was similar to the rationale for introducing `?` as a postfix operator where the `try!(...)` macro had previously been used. In retrospect, it's kind of funny to look back and see how controversial that was at the time, because despite there being plenty of criticism of the async ecosystem in once, the postfix `.await` might be the one thing that seems to consistently be praised by people needing to use it. People might not like using async, but when we do use it, it seems like we're pretty happy with the syntax for `.await`.