Re: Web Application Security Awareness Day

[n3td3v <xploitable () gmail com>]

On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 10:46 PM,  <auto188821 () hush com> wrote:
> > I'm considering cancelling Web Application Security Awareness Day
>  >because no one is supporting my day everyone is just saying nasty
>  >things and cloning things i've said to make fun of me and make me
>  >mad.
>
>  The more important you think you are, the less others are inclined
>  to.  Inciting you to anger was the primary objective, not because
>  we care but because you have become entertainment.
>
>  >Most likely causes people aren't supporting the day is because its
>  >me
>  >who announced it,
>
>  Acknowledgement is the first step.
>
>  >Web Application Security Awareness Day was supposed to be the day
>  >I
>  >could shine
>
>  The sooner you realize no one cares if you or anyone else shines,
>  the better off you will be.  Fascinating how the word-wrap ended up
>  emphasizing the same words you would have.
>
>
>  Listen carefully.  Hear that silence?  That's nobody in the real
>  world caring.  Nobody except your little circle of touchy-feely
>  friends wants to gather behind you.  You are not a special
>  snowflake.  Get over it and grow up - in spite of your claim to be
>  26-7, you have the emotional age of a 15 year old.

Keep on beating on the side of the cage, someone might listen.

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