> Was, not is. I believe that's an important distinction. It is, but it's yet to be seen if this kind of dramatic behavior is behind the project's leader. It

> Was, not is. I believe that's an important distinction. It is, but it's yet to be seen if this kind of dramatic behavior is behind the project's leader. It was all very dramatic and still very fresh. An apology is only the first step towards making it past-tense.