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Thank you <@U4UGS5FC7> for your reply, I understand that from a "definition" point of view this is right. Actually what I'm wondering is that, writing code, when using IO I'm very aware of when I'm composing side effects (using `flatMap`) and when I'm just concatenating a pure function with `map`. Inside a `suspend` functions, instead, just looking at the code there is no clear distinction between these two situations, the only way to understand what the code is doing is to look at the definition of every called function in order to check if it is a `suspend` one or not. Am I missing something?