I made specific criticisms about the parent poster being &quot;appalled&quot;. Those are the kinds of comments that programmers on open source projects don&#x27;t read, because they start &quot;I&#x27;m appalled at how irresponsible your project is&quot;, and no one wants to read something like that.<p>Rather than leaving comments about how astounded we are, we should come up with a solution (which I&#x27;ll note wasn&#x27;t even mentioned in the parent post). Maybe a build step to autoregen the Downloads page? Maybe an email to the developers that will ask nicely for them to note which bug fixes are for security and which ones aren&#x27;t?<p>Omission of facts is sometimes a defense mechanism for people who are embarrassed. The parent post could have only made the developer&#x27;s insecurity about security greater. I understand that we have to make criticisms about open source software, but maintaining an open source project can sometimes be totally thankless work. We should try our best to Be Nice to people who work for free, because otherwise they won&#x27;t want to work at all.