I'm really confused by your comment because the experience that I have had and in surveys of my coworkers in the Rust community has been uniformly amazing: 1) t

I'm really confused by your comment because the experience that I have had and in surveys of my coworkers in the Rust community has been uniformly amazing: 1) the technical discussions are always respectful, 2) the in-person conferences have clear code of conducts and the speaker panels represent the best of the engineering and human community, and 3) the community actively encourages people asking newbie questions and goes out of its way to be supportive and non-judgemental when replying. The only counter example that I can think of is the way that the actix unsafe maintainer's behaviour was handled (brigadiering bands of Reddit evangelists flaming him for his own flaming). However, I chock that up to an anomaly caused by Reddit's toxic community and not representative of the Rust community.