This article comes off as basically victim-blaming, when it comes to "not my problem" if some bad actor injects ads etc. The arguments against Caddy are no lon

This article comes off as basically victim-blaming, when it comes to "not my problem" if some bad actor injects ads etc. The arguments against Caddy are no longer true. Caddy runs on a ton of platforms, essentially any that Go can use as compile targets (except for plan9 for the moment because of a dependency of Caddy's that has a compatibility problem https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/issues/3615#issuecomment-903450681 https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/issues/3615#issuecommen...). Caddy also doesn't have to run as root, nor does it by default with our apt/yum packages. Also a passing comment essentially calling Let's Encrypt... with their track record at this point, I don't think that can be said. The rest is basically just vitriol.