Maybe that's a reasonable standard, but if that's what they're using now it's still pretty noteworthy, since like I said I can't recall any instance of a CA bei

Maybe that's a reasonable standard, but if that's what they're using now it's still pretty noteworthy, since like I said I can't recall any instance of a CA being removed for that reason before. In the past there's always been some sort of egregious security issue that calls into question the security of the CA certificate itself.