Seems kind of contradictory with the other comment which states that they decide what features are prioritized. I guess not because it could be an informal process.

It's interesting. I like the more opaque approach rust takes. Rust has its own issues but it seems less corporately motivated. Maybe that's why it has more corporations using it? You aren't going to end up with the core maintainers to the language rug pulling packages or language features to slow down competition who are also using the tool. I say competition because it looks like they are making money through consultancies and very broad applications of the niche language.

Weird stuff to have to think about. I just want to write code