Mighty nice of you to speak for all of us C programmers, so let me continue the story where you left off: The programer then tries it, gets annoyed with complaints about ownership in cases where the programer clearly did nothing wrong, and goes back to getting work done in C, putting the rust book into his long-overflowing "cute toys to play with later" pile
If you wish to use it, do. If you want to force your employees to do it, feel free. Telling everyone else how to live their lives and do their jobs is a dick move.
Great, just make a few unsafe definitions for your list implementation and the rest of your code can enjoy memory safety.
" So and So issue detected. If you believe this is not a bug, send this Snippet or A ST as a bug report (If you want, we can do this automatically for you!)"
And also "We've detected so and so issue. Please see our wiki <link to specific issue> for an explanation on what may have triggered this, and for ideas on how to rewrite such code"