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Allowing automatic claiming of ownership by a third party is extremely dangerous to the ecosystem. This sounds like a vulnerability that could be used to publish malicious code to repos that people are using but that are no longer maintained (event-stream->flatmap-stream, anyone?).
Re:The problem with Angular on Wednesday January 14, 2015 @01:46PM (#8888175)
if Angular is truly dropping the template into the DOM and then parsing the DOM, Angular is doing something terribly wrong. Underscore (for example) parses templates that look very similar to this by parsing the template as a string (not as DOM nodes). If it's crucial to parse the content as nodes, the top element (or a wrapper) can be constructed outside of the DOM itself and parsed as nodes outside the DOM tree. I haven't looked into how Angular does this parsing but I would be very surprised if this complaint is accurate.