You have asked your mail client to open this email message, but we can't confirm that its contents are friendly and polite.
Normally, within a mailing list message, the sender would use kind words to prove that he is peaceful and loyal. However, this message contained tons of bitter words directed at the addressees, so the good intentions of the sender couldn't be verified. What Should I Do? If you usually read messages on this mailing list without problems, this error could mean that someone just got very angry at you because some of your latest moronic decisions, and you shouldn't continue. [Get me out of here!] Technical Details The mailing message contained 89 mild curse words, 17 strong curse words, and 4 curse words exceeding the threshold of pain. (Error code: sec_error_too_many_cursewords) I Understand the Risks If you understand what's going on, you can tell the mailing system to start trusting the sender by performing a short five-minute exorcism. You should do this for every message. *Even if you trust the sender, this error could mean that he still wants to insult you, attack you, nuke you from orbit or force you to listen to Rick Astley.* Don't do this unless you know for certain that the sender doesn't have a reason to come down rudely upon you. [Perform Exorcism...] _______________________________________________ dev-security mailing list dev-security@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-security
