If that's what it was, they were both mixing up FreeBSD and OpenBSD and had a time machine. OpenBSD has been clear in the past about not respecting embargoes,

If that's what it was, they were both mixing up FreeBSD and OpenBSD and had a time machine. OpenBSD has been clear in the past about not respecting embargoes, however. That's their right (Linus takes the same position) but I would completely understand people deciding to not notify OpenBSD as a result. But as far as I'm aware, FreeBSD has an exceptional track record when it comes to respecting vulnerability embargoes.