<p>There seems to be something about the culture of Rust, as a project, that allows it to sometimes act with incredible swiftness compared to any other software project and sometimes things just get into the "nightly-only experimental" pit and stay there for a shockingly long time. I don't know if it's just all the pro Rust users are running nightly and that's why there's no sense of urgency around stabilizing stuff</p>
