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I hate the idea of "full disclosure." I, instead, love what this author has done. You found a bug, you're posting about it. Great. Any decent, respectable,
by wcchandler 14y ago
I hate the idea of "full disclosure." I, instead, love what this author has done. You found a bug, you're posting about it. Great. Any decent, respectable, commercial enterprise should have somebody watching sites like this, looking for posts like these. They shouldn't rely on somebody taking time away from themselves or their projects and write up a bug report. No.
- kyberias 14y agoI don't get it. It takes the exact same time to write a report to Microsoft about it. The author clearly didn't even consider it.
- wcchandler 14y agoWe don't know the author. He may very well enjoy writing these types of articles. Filling out a form online? Maybe not so much. He also has complete freedom in writing anything he wants with no obligation of providing further proof or information. To some, that's enough motivation.
- kyberias 14y agoLook, I get it. I just don't approve it. I think it's irresponsible.
- gpvos 14y agoWhat this author has done is full disclosure. Writing a bug report falls under "responsible disclosure".