> One now doesn't even know and cannot even estimate the number of other issues that must have gone unreported. It's not safe or wise to use a package that is so shrouded in mystery. It is in fact foolhardy.
Issues don't get reported for any number of reasons. All open source is use at your own risk.
If maintainers don't want to address issues, they only have to ignore them.
and that disallowing comments on a temporary basis, starting in the last few days, is gross negligence?
And do you also believe that the offensive part of this scenario is that their users, who may or may not be compensating them but statistically are not, temporarily don't have a public venue in which to chastise them for a problem that was already responsibly solved in a previously released update?