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Not for me. I know PHP and not Rust, so if I want to go somewhere that I have a chance of contributing to, that narrows it down.
Fair enough.
I suppose there is something nice about a low barrier-to-entry codebase, but I'd be weary of getting inundated with low quality PRs and spend all my time on code reviews. Maybe that's unrealistic, but I haven't seen that nearly as often outside of Python and JS projects