full-disclosure - On sf sell out

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Message-ID: <02072221184800.07079@rahab>
From: looseduk at ductape.net (Joey Kelly)
Subject: On sf sell out

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Is this list going to be archived? Then anyone will be able to google the 
archives, and make off with whatever knowledge that ends up collected being 
here.

I think that we are all angry that things happened the way they did with 
securityfocus, and that's understandable. However, knee-jerk reactions will 
get us nowhere fast. Perhaps something in the charter forbidding the sale of 
the list, or assurances that exploit info isn't prostituted, etc. etc. would 
be cool, and sufficient.

- --Joey

Thou spake:
>It really comes down to the intent of the person wishing to join. If the
>  individual's intent is to procure cutting edge technology without
>reciprocating then we are not interested. On the contrary if the
>individual and the existing members can benefit each other through
>mutual association then I think we have a good thing. :)
>
<snip>
- -- 

Joey Kelly
< Minister of the Gospel | Computer Networking Consultant >
http://joeykelly.net

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