> Can anyone explain why boosterism gets upvoted so much on these RoR vuln posts? I don't have an answer for that. Not to discount the work people do, but it f

> Can anyone explain why boosterism gets upvoted so much on these RoR vuln posts? I don't have an answer for that. Not to discount the work people do, but it feels weird to celebrate the existence of severe vulnerabilities because of the effort that goes into patching them. Perhaps the point is that the framework becomes more secure and vetted, but that's not something that can really be measured in that way, and a lot of observers will view the existence of so many high-profile vulnerabilities as a sign of poor design decisions.