> Whatever ethos you imagine Rust developers uniquely have They tend to seem more of the type to go on strike, form a union, or leave a job because of politica

> Whatever ethos you imagine Rust developers uniquely have They tend to seem more of the type to go on strike, form a union, or leave a job because of political views. > Even the best developers in the world would have a difficult time producing a quality product in that environment. Right, i'm saying I think at least more experienced rust developers would refuse to work in that environment. They seem like they would risk more of their own well-being for ethical reasons, for better or worse. I suppose if Volvo started depending on highly socially conscious domain experts and had a choice between changing working conditions and ditching rust though, they'd change the latter. I'm happy to be proven wrong, but experienced C programmers seem to be more conservative "don't mix politics and programming" types.