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Did you read the link you posted? There's no shift of burden of proof, as all the maintainer would have to do is answer "No". I agree that there are people who
by Kaze404 6y ago
Did you read the link you posted? There's no shift of burden of proof, as all the maintainer would have to do is answer "No". I agree that there are people who do this in bad faith, but the question seemed totally reasonable to me.
- josephcsible 6y ago> all the maintainer would have to do is answer "No" That would technically be a lie. The answer is actually a qualified "yes".