Indeed. It's the one cultural aspect of Rust I find exhausting. Huge fan of the language and the community in general, but a few widespread attitudes do drive me nuts:
* That adding dependencies is something you should take very lightly
* The everybody uses or should use crates.io for dependencies
* That it's OK to just ask users to use the latest release of something at all times
* That vendoring code is always a good thing when it adds even the slightest convenience
* That one should ship generated code (prominent in e.g. crates that use FFI bindings)
* The idea that as long as software doesn't depend on something non-Rust, it doesn't have dependencies
Luckily the language, the standard library and the community in general are of excellent quality.