> 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?
> 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?
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"?
> 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?
Yes, you're half way there.
If you change it to "Rust community haters seem strangely obsessed.", it is still valid.
> 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?
Rust language and rust community are intertwined. It's a design descion from the language creators