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>Thank god for that. Blog posts like the one this thread is about are really valuable to those of us interested in the work of others. I can see how what I sai
by jcims 6y ago
>Thank god for that. Blog posts like the one this thread is about are really valuable to those of us interested in the work of others.
I can see how what I said could be interpreted as 'folks that blog about their work are narcissists'. That wasn't my intent. The headline is a bit clickbaity but the explanation is a good walkthrough. This isn't the far end of the spectrum that I had in mind. Watching twitter or working for a bug bounty program is a better way to get exposed to that set.
- thaumasiotes 6y agoI worked for several bug bounty programs; showboating didn't really seem to be a major issue.
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- jcims 6y agoMaybe things have gotten better. I worked for one a while back and came away with a notion of the two distinct communities I described. I try to focus mostly on the positive side, which was the majority and had some amazing and inspiring folks, but the other side had some really irritating people with wholly unprofessional conduct. Bug Bounty King really spoke to me haha
- thaumasiotes 6y ago> some really irritating people with wholly unprofessional conduct. Yeah, they're very common. But, in my experience, showboating wasn't.