I think that's a bit hyperbolic. They still maintain the web documentation that is used daily by web developers across the globe. Rust is now managed by the Ru

I think that's a bit hyperbolic. They still maintain the web documentation that is used daily by web developers across the globe. Rust is now managed by the Rust foundation. Having the language shepherded by a dedicated foundation is healthier than keeping it all in house. It's definitely fair to argue that laying off some of the core Rust developers harms their relevance, but it's definitely more nuanced than "they just threw out..."