A recent commit by Greg K-H to remove several Linux kernel maintainers due to vague compliance requirements has sparked controversy in the community. Some have raised concerns about the lack of transparency, suggesting that even a basic citation of the NDA or law involved would be better. The situation escalated when Linus Torvalds accused those questioning the commit of being Russian trolls, and later referred to a critic as a 'paid actor.' This has led to discussions about how open-source projects should handle such sensitive decisions transparently.
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Context1. Linus calling out "Russian state-sponsored spam"2. My response3. Linus calling me "paid actor"4. My last responseConclusion?1 Comment
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