full-disclosure - Beta Advisories

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Message-ID: <20040706154747.93889.qmail@web53207.mail.yahoo.com>
From: system_outage at yahoo.com (System Outage)
Subject: Beta Advisories

I don't think it's garbage. I bring up a valid point here.  If you must, filter me out.. don't be lazy. 

This brings up the question of guidelines the OIS wish people to follow.

Cheerio

Henrik Persson <nix@...dicalist.net> wrote:
On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 12:56, System Outage wrote:
> If you do a query on the BUGTRAQ archive you'll see no mention of
> Gmail and i'm sure that's not because people haven't been atttempting
> to post about Gmail , but because the moderators think Gmail is beta.
> I bet once Gmail is launched as a public service, the BUGTRAQ
> moderators will allow Gmail advisories.

Pherhaps. But this _is_ full-disclosure, not bugtraq. This is FULL
disclosure.

I'm lazy, too lazy to just filter you out. Stop posting garbage,
garbage! ;/

-- 
Henrik Persson 

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