Tony Morris

Does uncooperative mean, "won't do as told", or does it mean something else?

Making a change that affects downstream users, then being asked if they could make a change that would be compatible with both and refusing to either do it or say why it can't be done sounds pretty uncooperative to me.

Didn't said maintainer also block him without warning or apparent cause?

I think "blocked" is too generous, myself. I'd have done much more, given the circumstances. However, is there some entitlement to not be blocked? What are the conditions?

I think being blocked without cause counts as "uncooperative maintainer". If there was cause, that's possibly different.

Who are you to decide that there is definitely no cause? On what information do you so confidently draw this conclusion?

I didn't decide that. That's the story I've seen so far but I haven't investigated. Do you have other information?

Of course I do. And if I didn't, I don't believe everything on the internet. Regardless, I think it is disgusting that the terms of whether or not person P is blocked by Person Q, is dictated by people R. Open source is being wrecked by this level of entitlement.