Ok, let's look at Freenode's users as customers. They would not see it that way, but when you choose that perspective, consider how a business should act: If cu

Ok, let's look at Freenode's users as customers. They would not see it that way, but when you choose that perspective, consider how a business should act: If customers are leaving, do not kick them in the butt. Other patrons will notice your lack of grace. (Edit: With customers I mean projects that maintain a channel.) I've so far been bemused by this drama I'm not involved in. Now I can just say that Freenode is burned even if they manage to wrangle that guy from the controls.