>He transferred the GitHub repository and the Web Store rights, announcing the change in a GitHub issue that said nothing about the identity of the new maintain

>He transferred the GitHub repository and the Web Store rights, announcing the change in a GitHub issue that said nothing about the identity of the new maintainer. The announcement even made a concerning mention of a purchase, which raises the question of who would pay money for a free extension, and why. Wow, this is clearly the fault of the maintainer. Too much power in one hands. He literally had the lives of so many people at stake and he sold them out for whatever it was worth. I feel that although there's another angle of maintainers getting paid for their work, this is totally not in line with ethics of how open source should be done.