Wow! I read this whole thread from top to bottom this afternoon/evening, and all I got was a splitting headache and this lousy t-shirt: https://bit.ly/2UpZxIz
But seriously folks, just a couple of simple questions. Firstly, is this a private discussion or may any member of the Great Unwashed Massed wander in a share a thought or two? (I have a couple such, but I'll admit up front that they may be worth what y'all are likely to pay for them.) Second I've noted the frequent use of the word "transparency", or derivatives thereof, both within this thread, and also within the letter sent by the CEO of DarkMatter to Mozilla, a PDF of which was linked to earlier in this thread. (In that letter, that word, transparency, or a derivative thereof, was used no fewer than four times.) I bring this up only because, after having read this whole thread from top to bottom, I seem to have missed any reference to any list which provides specific information regarding the current set of natural person beneficial owners of DarkMatter. Given DarkMatter's proclaimed and evident commitment to transparency, I feel quite sure that I must have just missed the link to that info, so if someone would be kind enough to re-post that, I sure would appreciate it. I'll hold off sharing any other of my thoughts on this matter until I have an adequate opportunity to peruse that list, which I hope will include information on the percentage ownership for each of the relevant natural persons. It will be quite interesting, for me at least, to see what other associations each of the relevant natural persons presently has, or has historically had. In the past, I've been able tease out some interesting information about corporate entities and their owners, purported or otherwise, via diligent research, including even at least one company that's incorporated in U.A.E. (Google for "HostSailor". As it turned out, that thing was/is actually run by a native Egyptian who incorporated the company in U.A.E. but who quite possibly never even set foot in the country. Oh yea. And he threatened both me and Brian Krebs with lawsuits for saying bad things about him. Apparently, word of the adoption of the U.S. First Amendment travels slowly to certain portions of the globe. But I digress.) Regards, rfg _______________________________________________ dev-security-policy mailing list dev-security-policy@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-security-policy
