The point of the blog post is that repo is over-focused on Facebook's needs instead of "general utility": > as a result of recent changes within Meta we no lon

The point of the blog post is that repo is over-focused on Facebook's needs instead of "general utility": > as a result of recent changes within Meta we no longer have anyone shepherding long-term jemalloc development with an eye toward general utility > we reached a sad end for jemalloc in the hands of Facebook/Meta > Meta’s needs stopped aligning well with those of external uses some time ago, and they are better off doing their own thing.