> We have received *no* non-public information. I've seen posts elsewhere by > other *BSD people implying that they receive little or no prior warning, so > I have no reason to believe this was specific to OpenBSD and/or our > philosophy. Personally, I do find it....amusing? that public announcements > were moved up after the issue was deduced from development discussions and > commits to a different open source OS project. Aren't we all glad that > this was under embargo and strongly believe in the future value of > embargoes?
if only the millionares and billionares benefit from receiving information to make improvements to the so-called open and free software stack, then the ecosystem has truly grown up to become captured and will soon gain all the market benefits of other supply chains -- such as ensuring you have inexpensive salmonella spinach on your table from purchased from a smallselection of vendors. But not safety, security, diversity, and choice. Some people should be ashamed of themselves, but they probably purchased options.
