I can't see what the previous poster's flagged comment says, but I gather it's pro-go anti-rust. I work at a large organisation which is switching to Go - I do

I can't see what the previous poster's flagged comment says, but I gather it's pro-go anti-rust. I work at a large organisation which is switching to Go - I don't like what I'm seeing, and as a result have spent the last year gradually switching to Rust. Popularity can be a good thing, and it can also be the death of a thing. I thoroughly enjoyed Go for a few years, but I'm afraid the signal to noise ratio looks like it's going to plummet.