I find myself getting more and more annoyed at the way Scott Granneman rails against all things corporate (Microsoft, EBay, Cisco, etc.), praises all things open-source (pretty much without exception) and has now decided to move into the political arena lecturing us all on the "self-evident" shortcomings of the administration of G.W. Bush. But what I find to be perhaps most interesting is that after about 5 days there is a sum total of ONE (1) comment posted. I don't know if this speaks to the irrelevance of Mr. Granneman's essays or the irrelevance of the heavily-moderated SecurityFocus comment boards. (It sometimes takes DAYS for my posts to appear as they await "approval" by SF staff.) Frankly, I think that both of these problems are ones that need to be dealt with if SecurityFocus is to remain relevant and meaningful to the security community as a whole.

-- Daryl Shockey

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