They do. To be fair, vocal majorities generally are inexperienced, even outside of Rust communities. Of course they are. What would someone with experience gain

They do. To be fair, vocal majorities generally are inexperienced, even outside of Rust communities. Of course they are. What would someone with experience gain from such vocal exchange? The vocal majority of Rust users are especially vocal in tech circles right now, though, because of it being the "hot new technology" and thus most attractive to inexperienced programmers. This does make their inexperience stand out in an especially prominent way. All "hot new technologies" have gone through this pain period. That doesn't mean that there aren't experienced Rust users, but experienced users have no reason to talk about it. Their experience has already collected everything that could be gained through vocalization. Talking about it becomes boring at that point.