Re: Informal discussion: comp.lang.rust?

On 2025-03-10, Dan Cross <cross@spitfire.i.gajendra.net> wrote:

In article <vqmofm$6r9q$1@news.xmission.com>,
Kenny McCormack <gazelle@shell.xmission.com> wrote:

In article <vqmi1p$f1f$1@reader1.panix.com>,
Dan Cross <cross@spitfire.i.gajendra.net> wrote:

[Note: Followup-To: set to news.groups.proposals]
>
I'd like to open informal discussion around possibly creating a
new newsgroup, comp.lang.rust, for discussion of the Rust
programming language (https://rust-lang.org/).  Rust is a
compiled, type- and memory- safe language that has been in open
development since 2010, and is rapidly gaining adoption in
industry and research.  It often comes up in discussions related
to C and C++, but no existing group is dedicated to it.
>
Thoughts?

>
Keith will tell you that it is off-topic here.

>
Topicality is part of the reason the Big-8 guidance for
introducing these discussions recommends cross-posting to groups
where the topic comes up semi-regularly, but setting follow ups
to news.groups.proposals, as I had done, and have done again
here.  ;-)
>
- Dan C.
>

I replied to you on the other thread,
there is a alt.comp.lang.rust read my opinion on the main thread on the
big-8 newsgroup.
also you should forward to alt.2600, alt.2600.hackers, alt.2600.madrid,
hispagatos.talk and es.comp.hackers since we speak of rust all the time,
most of us moved from C/C++ to rust 2-4 years a go.

Happy Hacking
ReK2