His idea was published in the last linux journal, and generated in part, in sympathy for my state of health at the time. Since then there has been a lot of dece

His idea was published in the last linux journal, and generated in part, in sympathy for my state of health at the time. Since then there has been a lot of decent research on the "load" and emerging government support for critical projects, as log4j woke up quite a few folk as to the problems that we are creating for ourselves with bad maintenence of open source code. The FCC has a NPRM pending on a cybersecurity label, for example, based on NISTś recommendations from this presidential directive. https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2023/07/18/biden-harris-administration-announces-cybersecurity-labeling-program-for-smart-devices-to-protect-american-consumers/ https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases... It is ok that the loadsharers idea, as conceived here, has died, as it lives on in other places, and the things that esr and I cared about then, are getting taken care of.