so far none of the few comments here have mentioned it, so I will. It's by and large a difficult task to neatly label anybody into distinct and non-overlapping

so far none of the few comments here have mentioned it, so I will. It's by and large a difficult task to neatly label anybody into distinct and non-overlapping categories (this person is 'good', 'bad', 'whatever'), simply because there's so many criteria you can use to, well .. when forming an impression of a person. I don't know everything else that Jason does, but I have sort of read the stories / drama, and I'm not commenting on any of that. The one thing I think Jason deserves credit for, however small, is for yanking HackADay at the very last minute from the sale because he knew it would get shut down by the to-be-new-owners if was sold. He could just have sold it and not worry about the life and death of HaD, but he did not.