he's undermined his _own_ credibility, which is all that really matters in open source. Even if I take your sentence dead seriously - the code injection, the c

he's undermined his _own_ credibility, which is all that really matters in open source. Even if I take your sentence dead seriously - the code injection, the crypto wallet stealing, the disruption to the downlevel users, none of that matters only Dominic's credibility matters - where does that get me? Assume that Dominic was bribed to inject the code himself, with a share of the profits, and he did, maliciously and criminally, and he gets arrested, and people were still disrupted and money was stolen and insecurities were introduced and flamewars were had .. and his reputation is now justly and fairly tarnished for all time.. what good does that do anyone? How does that avoid it happening in future or change how we respond to it?