Other than the title seeming to imply Crablang is now the canonical language, I see no problem with this as a casual observer. They say they want to keep the f

Other than the title seeming to imply Crablang is now the canonical language, I see no problem with this as a casual observer. They say they want to keep the fork in sync with "upstream", so they aren't trying to split the community away from Rustlang, but to have an alternative administrative structure. Alright! That's always been a core feature of open source.