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>But when you make a package used by millions of people, you become responsible for their safety. Says you! I don't agree with that. Author clearly doesn't eit

>But when you make a package used by millions of people, you become responsible for their safety. Says you! I don't agree with that. Author clearly doesn't either. You're painting it as though the author knowingly handed it over to some hacker when in reality he had 0 cares about this package and just handed it over to the first guy who asked. I would have done the same probably.

quaunaut 8y ago
This is incredibly irresponsible. If you don't have the care to maintain it or do any sort of vetting, you shouldn't have the care to do anything at all. Literally, leaving this unmaintained would have been a better solution.