A few maintainers, including myself, from the new community-scripts repository (which was forked from the late tteck's helper scripts repo) have decided to part ways with the organization. I’d like to take a moment to remind everyone to:

• Be cautious when running remote scripts.
• Contribute in any way you can, whether that’s through ideas, scripts, or risk assessments.

For the longer version, I’ll speak for myself here, but I wanted to share why I decided to leave. When the project started, each maintainer had their own vision, but we had somewhat agreed to respect tteck's principles (such as strict revisions, focus on security, and supporting common/stable solutions). We had a mutual understanding that every PR would require a minimum of 2-3 approvers, and for critical files, even more. Unfortunately, despite being an organization, there is only one owner who holds the power to set these rules and add contributors. I’ve witnessed the owner disable the multiple-approver rule to push changes directly to the main branch. This, along with other behaviors, raised some red flags for me, which is why I decided to step down. It’s a great project, and I truly hope it can become a community-driven initiative, but I don’t see that happening under the current circumstances.