But the trademark policy and how it's weaponized to control social behavior through affiliation is entirely crux of the matter. This draft would have passed if

But the trademark policy and how it's weaponized to control social behavior through affiliation is entirely crux of the matter. This draft would have passed if there wasn't such a large public outcry. The foundation was completely silent when our VP of engineering expressed concern about the draft and our ability to start using Rust™ for projects. The software firm we work for primarily contracts in red states. Had this draft policy passed, it would have likely resulted in us losing some of our state contracts. I don't think that's good for any language ecosystem, but apparently the HN echo chamber believes we're wrong about this.