I understand that your decision to fork node was caused by claim of numerous violations of Code of Conduct of node.js by @rvagg, and TSC's vote on the issue - this is public knowledge at this point.

While breach of CoC is a legitimate concern, there seems to be no details available to the public about exact nature of these violations. Secrecy of this process makes it impossible for me, and probably many other contributors and users of node.js, to judge decision about validity of your action, and therefore making informed choice of supporting either ayo.js, node.js or both.

In spirit of maintaining transparency of this issue I would like to request, assuming that Rod, as immediately interested party will grant permission to do so, disclosure exact nature of claims of violations of CoC, which led to this crisis.