I don't have the time or desire to answer that question. That would require a level of scrutiny into specific PRs and details that I don't think is productive t

I don't have the time or desire to answer that question. That would require a level of scrutiny into specific PRs and details that I don't think is productive to go into. I think my clarification stands on its own. Gratuitous use of `unsafe` is bad on its own, and unsound `unsafe` use is also bad on its own. They are two different categories of problems. Both were present in actix. These weren't the only issues, but others have addressed those. My only point was to clarify that the issue wasn't just frequency. Soundness was also an issue. Whether this only impacts actix developers or whether it impacts users of actix is, I grant, an important question in order to asses just how much you should freak out about any particular soundness problem. (As dtolnay points out, sometimes you don't need to freak out at all. So my statement includes "zero amount." But I am intentionally conveying a bias here: some level of freak out is probably appropriate in a high profile ecosystem level project for Rust specifically. IMO.)