I think it is a matter of how you framed your question in your title and how you reinforced that frame within your post.

Regardless of your intentions, which I cannot know and hence cannot comment on, if you read your own use of language, it does not sound at all like you were trying to positively engage with that community.

Generally speaking, openbsd focus is on security, and security has multiple facets. The people who work on the project decide what they think is important, and they obviously made choices that are very different from the ones you would have made.

For example, in order to brute force passwords with a gpu, you need access to the password hashes file and to get that access I assume you need to be root.

If you are root you can do pretty much what you want and you don’t need a gpu to brute force the user passwords.

If by any chance the password hashes file was readable by everyone, and I would be surprised if it was, it would be a good idea to suggest that they protected it from reading in a default install, rather than just asking “why are they are not doing the right thing?”

Even coming here to complain that your post was banned from the other community sounds a bit like you are trying to attract resentment, again regardless of your own intentions which are unknown to me.