[gojomo]

Yes, so the message should be: "add disclaimers, avoid promoting where rigorous security is required, educate yourself on best practices".

Not, "stop releasing hobby projects".

The reckless non-technical user who grabs any project that mentions a slight sheen of crypto-sparkles, and then trusts that software with their life or savings, is doomed anyway. The existence of one more hobby project with amateurish crypto isn't going to kill or bankrupt him twice over.

[jdiez17]

I'm okay with hobby projects that use cryptography if every time the user tries to do anything in which security can be expected they flash a message that makes the user type "I understand my data may be read by an adversary."