[j1elo]

> went closed source and started injecting adware into checkout pages ... [and] geolocation tracking.

Maybe we should resort to blame and shame publicly this sort of actions. DDoS their servers, fill their inbox with spam, review-bomb anything they do. Public court justice a la 4chan trolling. Selling out is a lawful decision, of course, but there is no reason it shouldn't come with a price tag of becoming publicly hated. In fact, it might help people who are on the verge to stay on the ethical side of things (very ironically).

I'm just kinda joking (but wouldn't hate it if I was rugpulled and the person that did it got such treatment)

[pigpop]

Calm down, just spreading the word that the extension is adware and having everyone uninstall it is sufficient to demonstrate that this move was a mistake. Trying to ruin someone's life is going completely overboard. Repercussions should be proportionate, you don't shoot people for stealing a candy bar.

[jkl5xx]

Agreed. Times are tough. Open source is under-appreciated. People are going to crack and slip up like this. We’re only human.