[yemsalat]

Just to expand on the stricter versioning rules that I mentioned, some things that in my opinion could improve the reliability of a package repository:

- strictly defined version update time intervals, e.g. you can't update your package more than once a week (or have to take some special actions for critical updates, e.g. contact support)

- "delayed" publishing, e.g. when you submit your package it will only be published in 24 hours, until then you can re-submit updates, etc.

- similar to above, but your package wont be published until it was tagged on github (or elsewhere) for a certain amount of time

- published packages can not be removed, but you can disassociate them with your account by marking them as "not maintained" and possibly assign new maintainers for it

- maybe introduce some way for developers to mark new versions as "backwards incompatible" if they do break backwards compatibility

I think there is definitely a "market" for some stricter node package repo.