This may be some guy on the internet making some overblown and sensationalist claims (something in the vein of "if you don't implement my favorite feature, you

This may be some guy on the internet making some overblown and sensationalist claims (something in the vein of "if you don't implement my favorite feature, you must be CIA agent because they don't implement my favorite feature too!" and "they use standard formats, and you know who else uses standard formats? CIA!!!"). That doesn't worry me much. What really worries me is that Protonmail has asked their upstream domain provider to not only boot them from the Internet, but also reveal their personal information. Of course, they have no legal right to either - at least not until they obtain a court order - but it doesn't hurt to try, right? That doesn't look like a good guy behavior. I understand they may be pissed for being (likely unfairly) criticized, but we have way too many people that thing the only way to deal with criticism is to suppress the critic and try to ruin their life. We don't need more.