james o' hare a écrit : > On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 12:06 PM, Jan G.B. <[email protected]> wrote: > >> deleting your group of professionals >> > > Did you not want it deleted I thought that's what everyone wanted, so > I deleted it. > > There is hardly anyone using mailing lists nowadays, its all happening > on Twitter now. > > This not because everyone does it that it's not foolish ( History proves it). The point is that aggregating all these twits, blog entries and else is a real pain in the ass and personnaly i have other things to do. That's why we still need places that will collect, analyze and redistribute the content coming from these multiple sources. So please stop pissing off, yelling that twitter is the futur of full disclosure and IT security information in general. It's probably true but unless we finally get absolute convergence from these multiple sources ( it will never happen because of commercial issues) websites like SF will still be useful. it's like previously milw0rm and exploitdb now...people can publish exploits/pocs on their blogs but nobody contests the relevance of these websites that were/are precious for the community.
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