This is true, but doesn't refute my point. If you want not only to write something in Rust, but also to participate in the community and get help from it, it's

This is true, but doesn't refute my point. If you want not only to write something in Rust, but also to participate in the community and get help from it, it's much easier to do it if you're using nightly. I consider myself an experienced developer, but unlike other new technologies, which I almost always learn just from documentation, with Rust I often turn to community for help. I understand that this complexity is neccessary and I wouldn't Rust to be easier, of course. But still, with Rust's complexity and overwhelming amount of information that's already out of date with the best practices - it sometimes seems that over a half of google results on stack overflow are still about pre-1.0 Rust. And when we (people who learn Rust) turn to the community, it usually tells us (in the most helpful and nice way, of course) "just use nightly".