I seriously doubt it's meant as an insult so much as to minimize near term impact in case there are (and likely will be) mistakes to the larger ecosystem. Crea

I seriously doubt it's meant as an insult so much as to minimize near term impact in case there are (and likely will be) mistakes to the larger ecosystem. Creating clearer separations for where Rust can make more sense initially is important. Not just for Rust, but C/C++ and other future languages all around. The file system is an area where Rust can make a lot of sense, similar for network drivers. Points of interaction with underlying hardware and external systems where well defined controls are all the more important and widely interacted with. I would be surprised, if within a decade a lot of the use of OpenSSL isn't displaced with rustls across a lot of applications even if not written in Rust directly.