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The alternative of not stating that comment was requested is we read the article and wonder if Polymaker ever got a chance to speak their side.

But that’s kinda my point: I still don’t know if they had a chance to speak their side before the article was published, nor do I know if they will.

It’s really just a nitpick on my part. If they plan to publish a follow-up article about the response, then it would seem a bit more honest to just add one word: “yet”

Polymaker did not respond to requests for comment.

Statements like these always seem deceiving to me. Like, how much time did you give them? Some of these people race to get their story out too quickly, without giving a reasonable amount of time for a response.

What if they respond later? I guess they could update the article, but that’s still after people have already read it and formed their opinions based on the original contents.

There was a surprising number of repos there when I last looked, and their blog seems to show signs of life, so I don’t think it’s vaporware (at least not yet). But yeah, not easily being able to browse repos from the home page definitely sucks.

FWIW, you can see some recent activity scroll by from right to left on the front page, near the top, right below the hero section. You can click them to view some users and repos (example: tangled.org/mitchellh.com).

That’s the only way I see from the front page though, which is not great :/

Huh… I’m not really sure. I know I was able to a while back, but now I don’t see how.

Maybe it requires login now. I guess I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s a way to reduce AI traffic or something.

You might be interested in Tangled. Not sure if they’re stable yet though

That sounds like a lot. Is it more than a bajillion, or less?

My servers require manual unlock via SSH at boot. It has been great for years.