Removal of Deepin Desktop from openSUSE due to Packaging Policy Violation

Has anyone else read this? It's a highly concerning read. While I haven't used any fork of SUSE in years, I still have respect for their rigor.

Deepin packages are in extra in Arch, which is a fairly "official" repository. I wonder if anyone at Arch is tracking this, and what Arch's position is.

Anyone know? Since #archlinux:archlinux.org locked its doors, and is effectively impossible to join, I am unsure of how to informally find out if openSUSE's findings has generated any discussion in Arch.

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Has anyone else read this? It's a highly concerning read. While I haven't used any fork of SUSE in years, I still have respect for their rigor.
Deepin packages are in extra in Arch, which is a fairly "official" repository. I wonder if anyone at Arch is tracking this, and what Arch's position is.
Anyone know? Since #archlinux:archlinux.org locked its doors, and is effectively impossible to join, I am unsure of how to informally find out if openSUSE's findings has generated any discussion in Arch.