I'm in the same boat (web developer learning rust for fun), but I do fear a bit about losing the "soul" of rust if it caters too much to us. I still see rust fi

I'm in the same boat (web developer learning rust for fun), but I do fear a bit about losing the "soul" of rust if it caters too much to us. I still see rust first and foremost as a C++ replacement, for things like making my web browser more secure. I don't personally program in C++ but it's my hope that those who do will consider rust. I've lately sort of been looking askance at how prevalent we dynamic language users are in the rust community, and I worry that we may skew the perception of how rust should evolve due to our potentially greater numbers on /r/rust, in the RFC process, on IRC, etc.