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Arch Linux AUR Under Another Wave Of Malicious Packages, Package Adoptions Halted
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Is the current state of the AUR, despite the previous waves of attacks, and its troubled history, not evidence enough? The Arch team has never made the AUR a priority and I don't see why they would start now.
The way I see it there are three possibilities:
What is not going to happen is the Arch team putting time and effort into overhauling the AUR.
I thought so.