> [The Ruby Central board] is a small group of volunteers
is somewhat at odds with
> Some [...] companies specifically pay Ruby Central to ensure the security and stability of that part of the supply chain,
but not so much. Then the sentence goes on with
> but then discovered that people with no active affiliation or agreement in place had top level privileges to some of this critical infrastructure.
So something has been wrongly managed or wrongly sold.
Then the final part about the emotional conversations and the dilemma sounds honest or at least very plausible, but as they write, the critical mistake already happened.
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