The thing is, Rust's Option type means the primary use of the ternary in other languages - `foo ? foo : somedefault` - is entirely unnecessary in Rust. Other uses of it tend to benefit significantly from being more obvious about what's happening.
I think a ternary operator would be the first construct in Rust that prevents reading a statement from left to right.
I think a ternary operator would be the first construct in Rust that prevents reading a statement from left to right.