> This code has never belonged to Marak. This code is ported from other existing projects which had been acknowledged by Marak. Completely irrelevant to the is

> This code has never belonged to Marak. This code is ported from other existing projects which had been acknowledged by Marak. Completely irrelevant to the issue at hand, though. The copied code was copied in accordance with an open source license. By this same token, the affected users/companies are free to start their own fork, but they didn't. The developer shouldn't be under any obligation to maintain anything, and GitHub shouldn't be intervening in these kinds of situations as that will simply serve to dull the positive effects these scenarios could have on the dependency landscape (people actually figuring out their shit). This is the package equivalent of a bail-out. At the end of the day it hurts more than it helps.