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The title truncation is so unhelpful and IMO editorialising. Is it ", judge said", meaning case closed and the statement can be said as fact? Is it maybe a quot
by bellyfullofbac 5y ago
The title truncation is so unhelpful and IMO editorialising. Is it ", judge said", meaning case closed and the statement can be said as fact? Is it maybe a quote from an institution like the EFF, defending him?
Nope, it's ", emails said"...
- danso 5y agoI tried every variation to get the hed to fit under 80 chars — it was either “emails said” or “Missouri” In any case, the “nothing out of line” comes from a security expert reviewing the emails: > While Missouri officials redacted most of Renaud’s second email, Katie Moussouris, the CEO of Luta Security, told StateScoop it appears he took all the right steps in disclosing a vulnerability. > “Nothing in what you’ve shared with me looks like it was out of line with sensible coordinated vulnerability disclosure activities of any researcher trying to protect victims of sensitive data exposure,” said Moussouris, a co-author of the international standards for vulnerability disclosures.
- dylan604 5y ago>fit under 80 chars Is it 1985 with a CRT TTY? This limitation is laughable.
- bee_rider 5y agoIs this the CRT and fake news we've been told to worry about? It seems underwhelming.
- danso 5y agoThat’s the limitation HN imposes on submission titles. Anything longer will not go through.
- dylan604 5y agoI understand why. It doesn't make it any less laughable. Don't editorialize the title, except we're going to make it impossible not to. eyerolllikeimateenager