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It's nice to see this taking the e-mail whitelisting approach, that is be aligned with one of these large corporations or we don't care. What's to stop someone
by verisimilitudes 4y ago
It's nice to see this taking the e-mail whitelisting approach, that is be aligned with one of these large corporations or we don't care.
What's to stop someone from purposefully giving bad advice for his amusement?
- mintone 4y agoHey - would you mind clarifying what you mean re whitelisting? An expert can only be an expert on a repository that they have a history of contributing to, so I would hope that that would have an effect on the advice they give. If they still chose to give bad advice then I would be disappointed.
- verisimilitudes 4y agoI host the SMTP server I use and keep my programs on my personal website. By whitelisting I mean it's like when an e-mail field only accepts addresses from Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and a few others. Realistically, very few people use my programs, but I have noticed some users, because they put my code on Github for their convenience. > An expert can only be an expert on a repository that they have a history of contributing to This is what I mean. Not everything happens in a repository like this. Unfortunately, I'm in the overwhelming minority here, but I still wanted to comment on this. > If they still chose to give bad advice then I would be disappointed. It's something to consider, for it will happen.