> The platform is not built for you as a free consumer to audit projects and ensure compliance with your own criteria. Meh. Of course it is not built for that,

> The platform is not built for you as a free consumer to audit projects and ensure compliance with your own criteria. Meh. Of course it is not built for that, however it did provide a public record of sorts that could be used for that purpose. I don't think gitwhatever should be in the business of helping folks audit projects for personal criteria compliance, but I do see this change as having a negative impact on users' ability to collect information about developers/maintainers to make that decision.