[SagelyGuru]

I did not say that I do not care about people. I said I do not care about what type of people have written the language. Do you see the difference?

When I use Rust, I don't even know what was the colour and sexual orientation of every person that has written every part of it. Why do you think I should know that and care about that? What makes you think it is relevant?

[humanrebar]

Agreed. If we care about diverse perspectives, we can't imply that there's only one way to care about people.

[wehere1]

this comment is so tone deaf... just because you don't care doesn't mean that the non-inclusive communities surrounding Rust / programming in general is a significant barrier to entry for many people

[humanrebar]

That's a pretty harsh way to respond to someone expressing another diverse perspective. Different cultures have different concepts of propriety and politeness. One person's "tone deaf" is another's "respectfully forward". We can't ask for diversity while demanding people adopt our particular cultural norms.