Fedora, or Nobara Linux?

Hello everyone! I am planning to install Linux on my laptop (no dual-boot, use Windows in VM when needed). This question is simple;

What are your thoughts on Nobara being backed by a single individual, whereas Fedora has corporate backing from Red Hat? The reason why I am asking, is because I am concerned about handing trust about how my computer works to a single individual, which may at any point decide to delegate/cancel the project altogether, thus impacting the entire community, whereas with Fedora, you have an entire team that tests, updates, and further develops the distribution to ensure everything works as it should.

The only downside, is that Fedora needs work to get it working OOTB (out of the box), whereas Nobara pretty much patches everything, and even includes baked in drivers for NVIDIA cards by default (should you choose that version of the ISO) - I have A Delll G series laptop with a 4060 GPU and a MUX switch, so the support is relevant for me.

What are your guys' thoughts on this? What arguments do you have that refute the "one guy handling everything" concern and convince yourself Nobara is worth it? Or do you just stick with Fedora? I was about to download Nobara, but got ticked off by the stuff you agree to before downloading it, which transfers all responsibility for any problems we might have to the user as this is a hobby rather than a formal project.

Any and all responses are highly appreciated.

Thank you!