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You probably have one of the most poisonous perspectives one can have in this type of thing, this is exactly why the world sucks. There _NEVER_ is a reason to g
by swix 16y ago
You probably have one of the most poisonous perspectives one can have in this type of thing, this is exactly why the world sucks. There _NEVER_ is a reason to give "harsh" feedback, go read some kevin pollak or study psychology, humans are not "dogs" giving harsh or stupid feedback wont change the broken product.
Offer your help, "Holy shit dude you have a XSS/SQLI in there, lets fix that up before you get in trouble".
You are probably one of those people that wouldn't help someone on the edge of a roof trying to commit suicide. Just sayin.
- jokermatt999 16y agoThat last line is completely unnecessary, and rather ironic considering you were chastising someone for harsh feedback.
- swix 16y agoIt was by design, what do you expect if you are "One of those people", that you can be harsh to everyone and everyone is supposed to be polite and delightful towards you?
- count 16y agoI spend many, many hours helping people learn, and not by pushing them off the edges of buildings. Even google has had XSS style problems - that shit is HARD. One form field having filtering issues is one thing, a whole site of problems with absolutely no effort put in to mitigate what are, effectively, known issues, is an entirely different thing. If you're not worried about anything security related on a public website in 2011, you don't deserve to live on the public internet, and should jump.