I love Rust, it's the most fun I've had programming since first discovering the concept as a kid, with the possible exception of the time I was enamored with Haskell. But one stereotype that I've faced a lot is in connection with the ecosystem. In particular, if you're not satisfied with "rustup everything, then let cargo pull all your deps from crates.io, it just works" as a way of work, you'll sadly face quite a bit of hostility from parts of the community. Seriously; a programming language or its community shouldn't dictate how I assemble and build code! Luckily there are exceptions, and more importantly, the toolchain and ecosystem seem to be getting better in these regards all the time.

Still love the language though, and in general the community is very friendly and welcoming (if not always open to criticism).