I have to respond to what @[email protected] wrote in Linux for Leftists since I'm banned from there for not bending the knee to liberals. Funny how I got proven right about the CoC, but anyway...
Well, it is actually kind of “understandable” if you look at this here.
While the legal requirements can be understandable, what can't be is that it took them 2+ years to act on it (sanctions were in place for a long time).
And what's not understandable is their bullshit requirements:
The documentation Greg is looking for (which a group of Lawyers at the LF will verify) is that someone in the removed list doesn't actually work for an OFAC SDN sanctioned entity.
Think about it. They're expecting people to prove they DON'T work for a company. How do you prove something like that? Send them a picture of an empty desk and point to the lack of employment contract? It's a bullshit requirement that nobody can meet, thus ensuring Russians stay banned.