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Kinda bummed you didn't use security.txt for this.

• kogir 6y ago
  Hard to use something before it exists. Back when I created this we wanted to publicly credit people who had helped us out and this seemed like a good way to do so.
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  • eganist 6y ago
    Fair, but now that we have a standard-ish pattern, there's value in embracing it; quite a number of others have done so as part of their vulnerability disclosure programs. https://securitytxt.org https://securitytxt.org
• baby 6y ago
  it's kind of hard to take your comment seriously when HN is completely out-dated in terms of web standard. I will never forget how they rolled the [-] button (after a decade of people asking for it and using browser extensions to have it) next to comment on the _right_ side instead of the _left_ side (like reddit). EVERYONE complained, yet they were like "we will take your feedback into account for the next upgrade in 10 years"
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