In general, the apparent use-case and actual unintended impact on OS security must be clear. There is also always extreme suspicion regarding "security" widget

In general, the apparent use-case and actual unintended impact on OS security must be clear. There is also always extreme suspicion regarding "security" widgets that touch the web browser, shell, or email programs. Normally, after something like CVE-2023-35866 is noted, a package maintainer may assume the project is a liability given the history. If an application requires a 3 page BS explanation about how to use a footgun without self-inflicted pwning... it seems like bad design for a posix environment. People that attempt an escalation of coercion with admins usually get a ban at minimum. Deception, threats, and abuse will not help in most cases if the maintainer is properly trained. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lITBGjNEp08 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lITBGjNEp08 Have a nice day, =3