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Aaron Turon has a good explanation of the problems that need to be solved with regard to giving Rust more money at this point in his RustFest Rome 2018 talk.
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RustFest Rome 2018 - Aaron Turon: Grappling with growth, and other good problems to have
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Aaron Turon discusses the challenges of Rust's rapid growth across stakeholders, governance, and product, proposing ideas for future sustainability.
On the eve of Rust 2018, we have so much to celebrate! From the core language to tools to community outreach to adoption, the Rust project has made enormous strides. But with success comes new challenges. Looking ahead to the next Edition of Rust, this keynote will lay out some of these challenges along three dimensions: Stakeholders, Governance, and Product. I'll pitch some personal ideas for how to grapple with these challenges, taking a frank look at what's working well and what needs to change, and inviting community-wide discussion as we go into our planning for next year. rome.rustfest.eu/sessions/keynote media.ccc.de/v/rustfest-rome-1-keynoteWhy it's here
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Aaron has specifically called out what you're suggesting as a difficult (if not outright bad) idea. Maybe if it's community-maintined there wouldn't be such complaints but I'm hesitant.
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