On 23 Sep 2007, at 16:20, Vincent wrote:
I didn't, but it is an option I presume.
Things like the amount of security auditing, speed of notification of security risks and fix times are important. Most web applications are open source by the very nature that they are usually written in scripting languages.
No, but having him repay the damages isn't what I'd find comforting either. And anyway, as Ian said: most third parties will have a disclaimer and open source projects are mostly delivered "as is, without warranty of any kind", so you won't have someone to sue anyway. Mistakes happen.
What I think will be difficult is writing a new site engine without repeating all the security issues identified over the years in other projects.
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