We mention it because: 1) The player community and the dev community are not distinct: we involve players in the development process and actively encourage the

We mention it because: 1) The player community and the dev community are not distinct: we involve players in the development process and actively encourage them to become contributors. 2) There are many people that are interested in working with Rust, and it's often a big pull factor for new contributors. 3) Veloren is by far the biggest public domain game written in Rust: it's a good demonstration of what the language can do and how it performs at scale (Veloren's game server scaled up to a 48-thread machine with 181 players online in the same world during the last release party: not many games, let alone voxel games, can manage these numbers). We want to encourage other game developers to consider using it too.