The majority of the code in the project is already written in Rust. If we're judging Rust based on its acceptance in Fuchsia for some weird reason, it's doing very well. Doing the best, in fact.
I'm sorry your comment is in the grey here. I think if you'd just stuck to: "If we're judging Rust based on its acceptance in Fuchsia for some weird reason, it's doing very well.", It'd have been better received.
Calling it the "majority" or "doing the best" is probably coming off as disingenuously impling "most significant". Sloc dosn't meet anyone's idea of that.
