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[–] tenchiken@anarchist.nexus 14 points 13 hours ago* (last edited 12 hours ago) (1 children)

Conveniently omitted was the PR that Mia submitted and was rejected for code in that same timeframe.

PyLova's leading Dev initially tried to play nice and offer security fixes upstream.

The Dev got told off for attempting to help.

After that, it doesn't really matter the intent. It was perceived negatively and related further actions carry that weight a bit too.

At the least, if this was an honest mistake, why not directly contact us instead of playing to an audience?

This seems a lot more like public relations posting than "oops!".

There's months long history of completely disregarding appropriate people to contact, and instead making grandstands and assumptions.

We've moved on. What gives Rimu?

Addendum: all of us were directly kicked, without discussion or direct prompt, from the associated support channels for piefed. It had been made exceptionally clear that we were not welcome.