I have no gripe with Cilium being marketed in this way, it's good and I think eBPF deserves more recognition, it's an amazing piece of tehcnology and opens up e

I have no gripe with Cilium being marketed in this way, it's good and I think eBPF deserves more recognition, it's an amazing piece of tehcnology and opens up even more possibilities for people building things using Linux systems as blocks (and for regurlar sysadmins too). But in the projects section it says: > * In order to be listed as a major project as opposed to an emerging project, the project must have more than 50 contributors Come on! Is, say, 40 a bad number? eBPF is still very much developing, and setting such arbitrary limits makes little sense.