Assuming these paradigms would conflict with each other is a widespread fallacy. F# supports OOP, C# supports functional programming. If you want to do "pure" functional programming, you'll make sure your object instances are immutable, still you'll have objects (of custom/complex types). This coding style comes more "natural" in F# syntax than in C# syntax, but nevertheless you can do it in both languages.
Yeah, the “too short, too common word” message inconveniences me, too. Use an external search engine supporting queries like site:Forums.FreeBSD.org "F#" or search for fsharp as part of the port name lang/fsharp should it be mentioned.
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Use an external search engine supporting queries like site:Forums.FreeBSD.org "F#" or search for 
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