> Well for me personally, a big part of it is a conscious desire to reduce the unilateral control that the Rust Foundation and core rustc developers have over t

> Well for me personally, a big part of it is a conscious desire to reduce the unilateral control that the Rust Foundation and core rustc developers have over the language That's not really something they can do without hard-forking the language. They either stick to what the reference implementation does, or don't. But as soon as they don't, it's essentially a forked language with incompatible nuances.