Yea this was my main problem with this article as well. I started reading because I was interested in what this match made in Hell was, and then 10 minutes into

Yea this was my main problem with this article as well. I started reading because I was interested in what this match made in Hell was, and then 10 minutes into the article I was wondering why I was reading about how Rust works... I understand that sometimes you need to build up to a point, but at least tell me within the first few paragraphs what the overall goal of the article is. Also, I feel like people who program in Rust are constantly telling everyone why you should switch to Rust. It's just weird to me. A programming language is a tool, and if you've found a great tool I get being excited about it and wanting people to share in that enjoyment. But it's also annoying when they're constantly trying to convince me that I have problems with my current language of choice, even if I'm perfectly content with my language of choice. Like, I don't see python users or C users going around proselytizing to the general public. Are there any other programming languages that carry this kind of preachy attitude with them? (I can't think of a better word to describe it).