I'm generally behind open source companies wanting to stop commercial freeloaders, but putting this fight in front of your users seems unhinged. They need to t

I'm generally behind open source companies wanting to stop commercial freeloaders, but putting this fight in front of your users seems unhinged. They need to take a step back. Again, I think they probably do have a trademark case, and they can set whatever rules they like for accessing their plugin repo, but this drama isn't something users appreciate.