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You left off the following bullet point:

* NetBSD technically did it first

* But OpenBSD is the one who engaged with the rest of the software community to fix bugs that were uncovered

Now it doesn't seem so backhanded.

Well I think actually NetBSD just made less noise about it. You can call that "engaging with the community", and it can be helpful but since NetBSD switched in 2012 it was not the case that there was no engagement in making software work if it needed fixing.

The thing is to ask and poke pre-emptively before problems actually occur.

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