Yup. And part of leadership is handing over the reins cleanly once you're no longer engaged in a project. By "cleanly" I mean removing your own admin access, n

Yup. And part of leadership is handing over the reins cleanly once you're no longer engaged in a project. By "cleanly" I mean removing your own admin access, no longer merging patches once you're not really checking them thoroughly anymore, not commenting on tickets based on half-hearted scanning, etc. I mishandled that one time with a pretty popular open source gizmo (https://sf.net/projects/pmd https://sf.net/projects/pmd) and caused some unnecessary static. Live and learn.