> Running your own instance seems to be the only way to avoid this Apart from languages which never bother self hosting, this seems backwards. It could be cons

> Running your own instance seems to be the only way to avoid this Apart from languages which never bother self hosting, this seems backwards. It could be considered a sign of failure of a language if it never attracts projects beyond its own compiler, but it isn't true that a project which has its own compiler as the largest project is doomed to failure. For example, this was once true of Rust and Go but no longer is.