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It’s strange to see the coordinator (even if he’s an ex-coordinator) justifying his actions to the users. Maybe I’m missing something, but these aren’t even forum rules; they’re just general life principles. I’m not talking about the substance of the actions right now. It doesn’t matter whether Hacker was right or wrong; he received a vote of no confidence, and now the administration needs to make a decision and publish it. Why drag things out unnecessarily?