Fair point. The virus joke was in poor taste given what the team dealt with this year, sorry about that. I'll keep Kenning on GitHub until registrations reopen. Thanks for the reply.
Hello,
That sounded as if the only reason you keep the project alive is to put a PKGBUILD of it in AUR. That’s some convoluted and upside-down logic, isn’t it?
If the project is actually thriving and useful, a current AUR user may find it good and consider maintaining the PKGBUILD in AUR. Without your direct involvement. Otherwise you’ll have to wait for registrations to be restored.
But also mind that, if your project is neglected, it poses a risk. With the attitude you already shown, it looks even less trustful. There is currently no policies against unmaintained code in AUR, and don’t take these words as any official statement, but unofficially speaking: potential remedies proposed against malicious activity included measures to prune or otherwise affect such AUR entries.
I don’t know, what is your goal in getting into AUR. But if it’s the goal of its own, you got something terribly wrong. It’s not a game, and AUR is not yet another achievement to unlock. Please don’t do this. You’re going to achieve only one thing: tarnishing your opinion among any serious observers, for years to come. As if the jokes you made so far didn’t put you in a pretty bad light. Not because of malicious code, as it’s daily bread in AUR since its inception. Because the immature logic you did show in your reasoning and the will to harm the community.
Ponder on this, and have a nice day.
