How, exactly, are they making "things look worse than they are"? By.... showing what the issue is?
replyNot particularly referencing to this link, but usually severity is made more severe than it actually is. One kind of sensationalism is usually used.
replyNo, they aren't. The website doesn't list an author, so fame is out of the question, and they say exactly how severe the bug is rated ("Rated 9.2 Critical (CVSS 4.0) by GitHub, High by Node.js.") right at the top.
replyThere is named entity in the end, and "we" statement. But yeah, I was speaking in general, not so specifically about this page. It is better than most who do this.
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