> Also, it seems pretty bold to push users with a call-to-action around volunteering / sponsoring in the same post as they alert users to a breach. I understan

> Also, it seems pretty bold to push users with a call-to-action around volunteering / sponsoring in the same post as they alert users to a breach. I understand your point, but I think tone and context matters - they're owning up to the fact that like, "Look, we screwed up, we didn't do a good job here, and hey, we realized that we don't have the resources to do a good job at the moment, so we want to fix that". It would be different/inappropriate coming from a purely commercial service, but a site that uses a lot of volunteeer/community effort should be able to acknowledge mistakes while asking for help.