[kaoD]

In my experience from these threads, there are more people polluting the discussion by complaining about Rust "acolytes" than actual acolytes.

Rust haters seem strangely obsessed.

[lelanthran]

> Rust haters seem strangely obsessed.

Well, this is a great example. People complaining about the community are labeled as people complaining about the language.

Do you not see the problem here?

[whilenot-dev]

I think you'd need to give answer to your own questioning here... why did you take "Rust haters" as "Rust-language haters", and not as "Rust-community haters"?

[lelanthran]

> I think you'd need to give answer to your own questioning here... why did you take "Rust haters" as "Rust-language haters", and not as "Rust-community haters"?

Because it literally says "Rust haters"; not "Rust community haters".

Are you saying that when someone refers to "Rust", they mean the community and not the language?

[whilenot-dev]

Yes, you're half way there.

[timeon]

If you change it to "Rust community haters seem strangely obsessed.", it is still valid.

[lelanthran]

> If you change it to "Rust community haters seem strangely obsessed.", it is still valid.

Maybe. What does that have to do with the Rust community having such a poor reputation compared to other communities?

[tayo42]

Rust language and rust community are intertwined. It's a design descion from the language creators