OpenStack Gets a HyperVsectomy

From the 'Microsoft Bashers' files:
OpenStack is supposed to be a vendor agnostic open community for building and open source cloud stack. And it is, unless you don't pull your own wait - or if you're Microsoft.
I know there is plenty of vitriol in the open source world towards Microsoft and certainly some of that has now surfaced in the OpenStack community.
OpenStack is now removing the Hyper-V capabilities from its stack, after Microsoft didn't maintain the code. That happens in projects all the time, just think about the Linux kernel where Microsoft has had similar challenges and hey for that matter so has Google.
What is more interesting to me is how the OpenStack community has labelled the move. Officially it's called: blueprint hypervsectomy.
And no, you can't make this stuff up.
So OpenStack isn't just removing Hyper-V, there are now sterilizing the stack against it too. I know full well that the devs are just having a little 'fun' here with the name - but it's painfully obvious that Microsoft isn't welcome at the OpenStack party anymore.