The onus should be on the article to convince people that something is happening and what it is. Where there's smoke, there may just be someone blowing smoke.
As an outsider myself, it certainly looks like something is going on as more than 20 Nixpkg maintainers left in a week: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues?q=label%3A%228.has%3... It's fine to ask if someone can explain what is going on, it's a waste of everyone's time to say you have no clue and you haven't read anything and it's probably nonsense.
He could have for instance have used that link to verify, and I wouldn't have been thought that it was weird that he said that people were fleeing, without providing proof.
Since this post likely is geared towards engineers and scientifically minded people, and he is in fact calling for people to resign, I suppose so that he or she can take over, is sources and data really to much to ask for?
If your calling for people to resign so that you can take over, which seems quite audacious to begin with, at least you should be able to clearly explain, where the people have failed, so that they can defend themselves.
The purpose is to warn people so that they not fall for what sounds like really nice things, but that in effect just is nothing but empty words.
Which I think is fairly evident if you read my _whole_ comment.
Recently I heard that there was some drama about politics, and that might serve as an excuse for someone to step in and take over the organization, I don't really feel like giving these people attention however, so I haven't really looked into it all that deeply.
The first paragraph in this very post is just pure rhetorics without substance.
I suppose the point of the post is that whoever is behind kilo.bytesize.xyz should become the benevolent dictator for life of the project, due to pleasant sounding platitudes, or something?