Comment by Pannoniae

"On the other hand, Rust communities are inundated with people trying to write Rust as if it was their old favorite language."

This is perfectly understandable if you view languages as tools. If the new tool can't do something the old one did, then you'll have questions about using it. A great example is inheritance - if inheritance is missing, that's a negative for me. I don't care about the philosophy, I just want to use the tool to produce programs better and faster. If it's missing features, that's a negative point.