Mac's are NOT immune to some of these attacks virii and Trojans.. it 
is no longer  an intelligent statement "I'm safe because i run a mac 
and Safari"


At 04:25 PM 11/20/2008, you wrote:

>Jesse
>
>I would like to speak with you further about this issue. I am really
>steaming but when I find my head I would really like to sit down and
>have a chat. I am heartbroken that my two best cyber buddies FIREFOX &
>GOOGLE has just turned into MICROSOFT I am sad that they have grown
>into deaf giants. BTW - Safari did not pander, perhaps because MACs
>are just in better shape to surf the web... SAD SAD SAD day....
>
>-Natalie
>
>On Nov 20, 4:14 pm, Jesse N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Personally, I am a bit perturbed by the handling of the situation by
> > Google and Firefox specifically.
> >
> > I understand and respect protecting people using their search engines.
> > However I feel that the no respect was given to the plight of self
> > taught web developers, or even seasoned developers who are the subject
> > of new forms of attacks on their webpages.
> >
> > In my case I just released and heavily promoted my business. The issue I
> > am facing was surely not my intention, however the presentation google
> > and firefox have chosen to list my webpage, leads people to beleive I am
> > actually out to get them! Firefox goes so far as to use bright red
> > colors and oh my you will surely DIE at this evil persons webpage! Go away!
> >
> > I wish they had taken more respect for the other end of the spectrum
> > (web developers, business owners, etc) and at the very least given
> > everyone the benefit of the doubt and perhaps wrote "Sorry the web page
> > you are trying to view may have been subject to a hack. Please check
> > back later as the webmaster has been made aware of the issue".  This
> > protects the viewer, and saves face on the side of the webmaster. The
> > current response is so volatile that it is destructive to a businesses
> > success, and leaves people enraged. is it really nescessary?
> >
> > Let's not forget Google and Firefox aren't contacting anyone concerning
> > these issues! They simply are flagging it and walking away, figuring
> > you'll find out in your own good time! How hard is it to look for a
> > contact form or email on a webpage and send them a warning email?
> >
> > I personally feel that google has taken a situation i am not responsible
> > for, and then pitched it to my target audience like I am responsible. I
> > feel google and firefoxes choice to not presume our innocence and write
> > a negative review of our webpages attention is potential libelous, and
> > google should tread far lighter in these regions!
>
>
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