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A lot of people are arguing about whether locking down access was justified to resolve the security issues. I guess it's debatable.

But I don't see any excuse for not putting out a statement when you do it. You have to know there will be a fight, and you will look like the bad guy. Perhaps I could see directly communicating to the maintainers that you expect that they'll be reinstated. But to say nothing? To let the post by duckinator float around for days without having a "we did this because of security concerns, we want to work together and find a resolution..." It's incomprehensible that they thought this would go well.

>>hyperp+(OP)
I mean imagine you are at work and you need to so this for SOC2 or something but dont tell your colleagues.

>>nenene+hb
Firstly, you can tell them you’re working on SOC2 compliance, and secondly, those colleagues are getting paid in dollars, not doing it for the love of the work.

>>daniel+1x
> Firstly, you can tell them you’re working on SOC2 compliance

Bingo