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The OpenSSL Core and Development Team
- nej_simon 12y agoSo?
- untothebreach 12y agoI think the original title was more informative. Basically, they have added 6 new people as regular contributors. EDIT: Here is the web.archive.org from April, you can see the difference in the "current OpenSSL development team" section: http://web.archive.org/web/20140425124646/https://www.openssl.org/about/
- zatkin 12y agoWow, that website has not changed its style in over 14 years.[1] [1]: http://web.archive.org/web/20000815074639/http://www.openssl.org/about/ http://web.archive.org/web/20000815074639/http://www.openssl...
- McGlockenshire 12y agoTheir web development practices closely match their software development practices.
- XorNot 12y agoHow much bootstrap your website uses is not at all related to the quality of your product.
- 3h8d 12y agoI believe McGlockenshire was describing a relation (correlation) that very much so does exist (both openssl and the website are old & crusty) and that McGlockenshire does not mean to imply that the OpenSSL would become a better library if they updated their website with bootstrap (causation).
- mpyne 12y agoExcept that even here, using HTML and CSS that is 14 years old does not by itself imply that the website is "old & crusty".
- cgh 12y agoI wonder why Geoff Thorpe has "QC", which I assume is Quebec, as his country code. Quebec is a province in Canada.
- gnuvince 12y agoThe page is 2021-ready.
- personZ 12y agoWhile others used their country code, he might have simply differed in his interpretation of "location". Seems pretty ignorable. Or he's a separatist in which case, meh, whatever. Might as well have some outlet for it, given its increasing irrelevance.
- astrodust 12y agoEngland is also part of Britain and the United Kingdom, but is also a nation, something many would prefer Quebec to be recognized as.