Encouraging people to blindly trust something they've never heard of before and curl into a shell to install software does not inspire confidence in a project's

Encouraging people to blindly trust something they've never heard of before and curl into a shell to install software does not inspire confidence in a project's security practices. Your thing is too new to be officially packaged for debian, centos or whatever? Okay fine, at least put up a link with a sha256 signature for the stuff you're distributing, and some instructions on a more traditional method of downloading, verifying, extracting a .tar.bz2 or .tar.xz file, and then installing it.