Wayland is nothing but community involvement, arguably to its detriment, because it is implemented independently by community projects.
There is no "Wayland" that can stop being developed. It is a protocol and a consensus, nothing more.
There is no "Wayland" that can stop being developed. It is a protocol and a consensus, nothing more.
Hence there is no community.
Also the whole "there is no Wayland" "it's just a protocol" spiel has been played so often that I believe Wayland apologists are mostly bots.