> the project, not for a specific person. The project no longer exists. It was deleted. These people forking it does not give them the ownership of the project

> the project, not for a specific person. The project no longer exists. It was deleted. These people forking it does not give them the ownership of the project. The problem in the supply chain was solved by NPM rolling back the version. Github temporarily suspending his account could be attributed to suspicious behavior. These guys commandeering someone else's open collective and general community identity (hn handle, twitter handle, library name) does not solve any actual problem, and is clearly just an opportunistic way to boost their own standing in the community and financially gain off someone else possibly having a breakdown. Shameless and very unethical.