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It's just funny to me that he felt the need to start listing out his credentials before explaining his stand.

• simias 7y ago
  That's reasonable in this case, people often complain (and sometimes reasonably so) that the people in this bureaucratic entities are far removed from the "real world" and don't really understand what they're dealing with.
  • ailideex 7y ago
    Too bad his credentials did not make his argument good. I bet if he actually had a good argument ... well then nobody would be complaining that his argument is bad.
    • simias 7y ago
      If anything it makes it worse, he can't plead ignorance.
    • Marsymars 7y ago
      Yeah, his argument and conclusion are so bad that they're more likely to make me do a double-take on the value of his credentials.
• andrewprock 7y ago
  The funny thing is that despite his credentials, he made such a spectacular blunder. It makes one wonder when the other shoe will drop for "Let's Encrypt".
  • zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 7y ago
    Well, they already only take bug reports from people who enter into a contract with Microsoft!?
    • donmcronald 7y ago
      Really? I've never heard of that. Can you elaborate?
      • zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 7y ago
        Well ... try reporting a bug without doing so and see how far you get?!