> If it's being regurgitated so much, perhaps it is a "real world" problem to be solved. I don't think most people deny that it's a problem or that it needs to

> If it's being regurgitated so much, perhaps it is a "real world" problem to be solved. I don't think most people deny that it's a problem or that it needs to be fixed. But completely blown out of proportion with Breitbart-esque fear-mongering is something that needs to stop. People still talk about "leftpad" as if it wasn't fixed the same day, sometimes as if it were never fixed, sometimes even as if it isn't even possible to write software in NodeJS. I haven't seen a fair and factual comparison chart of npm vs pip vs crate vs composer, and I'm calling BS that the majority of this "concern" is anything more than trendy JavaScript-Hate until I see one.