ATS is also harder to understand[1] (in my experience) and has a fraction of a fraction of the adoption rust managed to get, despite being older. To me that sug

ATS is also harder to understand[1] (in my experience) and has a fraction of a fraction of the adoption rust managed to get, despite being older. To me that suggests that rust is more approachable, has better documentation, and would be used by more people if supported by the kernel. [1] and really, I'm an OCaml developer and I can write rust; yet ATS' syntax looks terrible and very complicated. Its website and tooling make it appear like a research language made by one person. I don't know if that's really the case.