Open source gets complicated
Briefly

Greg Kroah-Hartman emphasizes the importance of compliance in the Linux kernel community, stating that certain entries will be removed until sufficient documentation can prove non-affiliation with sanctioned entities.
The removal of certain kernel entries, while seen as disruptive, is actually a positive sign for open-source software, indicating its growing significance and relevance in today’s world.
The situation involving Automattic and WP Engine highlights the complexities within the open source community, where perception of leadership can shift rapidly, often without complete understanding of the underlying issues.
Despite the turmoil and controversy surrounding figures in open source, the issues at hand indicate a deeper engagement with security and compliance that wasn't as prevalent a decade ago.
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