> Compared to us sticking to C++11 that's a staggering difference in version support. I think this is actually a great point towards Rust. Many more rules are

> Compared to us sticking to C++11 that's a staggering difference in version support. I think this is actually a great point towards Rust. Many more rules are written down since the beginning which makes upgrading easier. Even if the rules break something, a change of rules is easier to detect than a new rule being written down, which had multiple implementations in the past.