You're more than fair. They made the rules, and I guess they can break the rules. But really, the value of the project lies in the community's continued support

You're more than fair. They made the rules, and I guess they can break the rules. But really, the value of the project lies in the community's continued support and backing of the project. The good thing is that this is open-source Apache-licensed code. Easy enough to fork it if necessary, even if just temporarily while we wait for another project to mature and replace it. Hudson -> Jenkins Mysql -> MariaDB Docker -> ???