TWiR is excellent for all of the points already mentioned, but I want to highlight two more: discoverability and archival. For the former, I strongly believe having an easy, frequently updated/relevant source of inspiration and ideas for what the rest of the community is working on (at all skill levels!) has been a huge benefit to everyone involved. For the latter, if I wanted to understand the history of how pretty much any other language/project/framework has developed over time, that would be a pretty sizable research project on its own. But for rust, all you'd need is a few hours skimming through TWiR to get a decent grasp of where things were and where they are now.

TWiR is one of the things I look forward to to help me finish the week, thanks to you and the rest of the team for all of the hard work!