On 2022-04-22 10:42, Doug Newgard via aur-general wrote: > [...] As such, I think I'll be re-uploading unless you can show me > where this violates the rules.
Without going into the details of this dispute, I will point out that this is not how the AUR works: the Trusted Users are the moderators of the AUR, they have the final power of decision over whether a package is allowed or not. Naturally this requires some degree of interpretation of the existing rules, which can sometimes be a somewhat subjective process: the submission guidelines, as the name implies, are just a set of relatively loose guidelines, not a rigid legal definition of what is allowed and what is not. The decisions made by Trusted Users are not irrevocable of course. Therefore asking for clarification if you disagree with a certain action is perfectly fine; unilaterally re-uploading a deleted package without awaiting consent from the Trusted Users however is certainly not. Best, Jonas -- Jonas Witschel Arch Linux Developer, Trusted User and security team member PGP key: FE2E6249201CA54A4FB90D066E80CA1446879D04
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