Anders Karlsson wrote: > * Björn Persson <bjorn@rombobjörn.se> [20080823 18:57]: > > The first announcement gave me the impression that there was a technical > > problem, such as overloaded web servers or a crashed database or > > something. In retrospect it's obvious that when that announcement was > > written they already knew or at least suspected that there had been an > > intrusion. This gives me the impression that Paul W. Frields was not > > being truthful. He lied by telling half the truth. > > That is a pretty strong statement to make. Not telling everything does > not equate lying - especially when what you are telling (or can tell) > is true. And if all you have is an impression that he is not truthful, > you conceed that you have no evidence to the contrary as well. > > I think you owe Paul Frields an apology. It would be possible to convince me that he didn't mean to deceive. It would take an honest-sounding statement that he thought that everybody would understand that installing packages might be not only unsafe but actually insecure, and also a very good explanation of why he – or someone giving him orders – thought it was absolutely necessary to be so cryptic. It would be dishonest to apologize before I'm convinced. Björn Persson
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