they allow folks on Nanog to talk about "internet infrastructure recovery" and the likes.
I appreciate its probably private sector folks admin'ing the list but c'mon, surely the DHS have got to get a better control on what the ISP's are talking about in public, especially on a public mailing list where gangster criminals and terrorists *are* lurking. http://www.merit.edu/mail.archives/nanog/msg04104.html a private *word* in the ear of the Nanog admin folks wouldn't go a miss, and i will go further that its highly wreckless in this day and age that the list is fully unmoderated, and i think on the bigger picture of things it shouldn't. i watch what the bad guys are upto on a regular basis, and i know what they are watching and whats generally not being watched, and i know Nanog is high on the agenda of being watched by the bad guys, so I suggest the DHS get their act together and restrict this kind of discussion, which is to do with *internet infrastructure recovery*, which by nature affects *national infrastructure*, but much more serious than that *global infrastructure*. n3td3v http://n3td3v.googlepages.com
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