phone-company I understand your excitement, but please, you need to handle this more professionally. You are writing too emotionally under the name GrapheneOS. Please don't get me wrong, I understand all of this very well, but objective communication is called for here.
That may be true, but it's hard for me to point to experimental data which would validate that claim. For me the heart of the claim is that if the communication style were different then some benefit would be achieved that is not achieved at present. For example, if the GrapheneOS statements were issued with a different tone, would the French government behave more reasonably? Or would the German government lodge diplomatic protests with the French government?
Are there examples of high-security open-source projects that communicate more and less emotionally, and some way to measure their relative successes, so that the "emotional" subset is clearly less successful than the "non-emotional" subset?
I am not familiar with European politics, but is it clear that the Pirate Party was a failure?