'Attack' is a bit of hyperbole, so it's fair criticism, but I do feel that the article he wrote had much less to do with issues with the language, but a very mo

'Attack' is a bit of hyperbole, so it's fair criticism, but I do feel that the article he wrote had much less to do with issues with the language, but a very monocular and subjective view of how ecosystems should be maintained. He does have some good ideas in there about how to possibly to make crates.io help you more easily identify the best crate for your usecase, but I think the solution to that is a fairly detailed algorithm weighing the some list of values like I put above. Otherwise you end up never allowing new options to blossom. Trying to read how what I put before wasn't humble, and perhaps your right on that point as well. The perseption of humbleness is definitely subjective, and the added color I threw in there probably in fact did remove any humility from the overall statement, which of course are my own personal views and I highly encourage people to question and criticize them.