Righteous indignation? You defaced their site. The least you can do is say, "hey, I fucked up your site, here's how". Otherwise you are basically a 4chan script kiddie.
since you were so incensed by my irresponsible, unethical, and down-right evil behavior, that you saw fit to call me a 4chan script kiddie (horrors!), just thought you'd like to know:
From: "Chris Wanstrath" <chris@redacted.org>
To: mml
Subject: Re: security hole
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Thanks, fixed!
On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 3:54 PM, <mml> wrote:
> hi,
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> github needs to clean up it's xss act:
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> http://github.com/redacted
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> -mml
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Chris Wanstrath
http://github.com/defunkt
I don't really care, I just took exception to your use of the expression "righteous indignation". By default, people are friends here, and the person who you replied to was a little surprised that you would just mess with github with no intent to help them fix it. You wouldn't go into your friend's living room, shit all over it, and leave, right? People read your post and were a little surprised that you would do the equivalent to github. (Maybe you didn't, but your tone conveyed that you did.)
