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Faker.js guy wants unban from GitHub, claims it was a programming mistake
- fashion-github 5y ago
- ezoe 5y agoProgramming mistake? He intentionally filled with garbage by hand.
- wizzzzzy 5y agoMistake of judgement sure, programming mistake not so much.
- Nextgrid 5y agoWhy should this warrant a ban though? It was his GitHub repo and as far as I know you are allowed to put anything you want in there as long as it's not a breach of copyright, illegal or inappropriate.
- powerapple 5y agoExactly, GitHub repo should be his free speech.
- Nullabillity 5y agoFWIW, it looks like this is about the NPM account, not the GitHub account.
- hatenberg 5y agohe can use his own hit repository for that. git is distributed.
- aliswe 5y agoI think the reasoning is that he betrayed his responsibility as he was a part of the Open Source supply chain, which he started using for other than its advertised purpose.
- ice_cold_etoh 5y agoYou should be prepare to bear the consequence before you do something controversial, or you don't do it at the first place, simple as that.
- praash 5y agoI really wonder, why was he banned from GH? What terms did he actually break? Had he not made the bug blatantly intentional or announcing his actions, would he not be banned now? I think the intentionality is completely irrelevant. I don't like his childish attitude, but I do find a rather strong satirical point in this new, obviously dishonest, claim of a programming mistake. How would you know the difference in a future fiasco if the "developer-to-blame" makes a compelling and sincere statemement on how a new backdoor was born from a completely humane error?
- h2odragon 5y agoI'd heard this ban was liffted; apparently that report wasn't correct?
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