>He is obviously allowed to do what he does there must be a reason for it
OSS built up some notoriety for being a no-nonsense baker. That allowed them some leeway (from the anons) when they took the actions they took against Franklin88.
It appears now that F88 was only the foil for OSS's real intent of getting consensus for his next actions, unfortunately for F88. OSS played it pretty good up until he started blaming anons for not seeing his contribution as prescient as he, himself did.
That is when OSS lost me. As I stated to them.
I doubt anons would stand for that again from them, tbh. You have to have an exceptional and clear-cut reason to commandeer a bake, and their reasoning at the time was agreed with by anonsโฆ.
but time changes all things. Events have called their motives into serious question.