full-disclosure - morning_wood should stop posting xss vulns insites and fix his own site.

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From: mattmurphy at kc.rr.com (mattmurphy@...rr.com)
Subject: morning_wood should stop posting xss vulns insites and fix his own site.

> my site is my site, why are you telling me to "fix" it? I knew it's 404
>has xss before any of you did.
>Whats the big deal what my site has or hasnt... hmm? If you dont like my
>stuff, dont read it, 
>my name is on every one of my posts.. every hear of filter? I dont read
>several advisories here based on title alone.. am i missing out? mby, mby
>not.. are you? XSS is a seecurity issue plain and simple, and "my site"
>can have or have not whatever i please, i suggest not visiting then, >hell
.. why are you even bothering to visit if you dont like.. 

Donnie, the point is that if you complain, don't make the same mistake. 
You're a hypocrite to call XSS a security issue, and then (knowingly) make
the same error.  It's not that hard to write a simple fix to filter your
input.  Basic JavaScript, Donnie, basic JavaScript.  If XSS is a security
issue, and the entire thesis of your so-called security list is that
security issues should be dealt with, instead of hidden -- as has been your
complaint before -- then you should leave that list now.  Knowingly
introducing vulnerabilities, and then not fixing them when several people
(myself included) have noted it to you.

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