Sorry, had to re-post.

I would agree Li-An, if we were talking about a service that we are paying for from the gate. We aren't. There are services that will provide that type information but they are paid services. They are website management services.

How much can we expect to have given to us? Those contributing to core and those maintaining the plugin repository and those contributing to the support forums are all pretty much volunteers. They provide a platform where different developers can provide free solutions for enhancing WordPress.

What other obligations should WordPress volunteers and contributors be under? A weak solution would be to disband the plugin repository and we find other solutions all over the internet via Google.

If there were no solutions to the issue, I could see the complaint. There are ways to find out what you want to know.

How many other businesses out there would you be able to run and be notified immediately when something you were using was discontinued or back ordered, before you inquire, for free?

And actually, Wordfence, from my experience keeps up with most vulnerabilities. I'm sure other security plugins do as well.