I think the organizations that spend tons of money to run the central repositories we all use are a good candidate for that.
I would have said it's the organization that earn tons of money and don't give a cent to developers if they can avoid it who should think about the structure they have created and profited from and now realize open source doesn't exist in abundance like air.
Intent is what matters, was it meant as an attack - and it kind of was but Joe Developer Schmoe really just got caught in the crossfire of some guy who watched Mr. Robot one time too many.
To answer your question directly, I think the jury’s still out and it will depend on the repercussions. So far it seems to have been a nuisance at worst.