Paul Frields: > The original article beforeediting didn't have any direct hints about > specific utilities, commands to run, etc. So I tried to keep the same > sense around the article that Sylvia, the original author, intended. > In some cases, there were two separate and distinct tips combined into > one, so I separated them for clarity. I also tried to order them in > terms of "depth" for where they took the user. > > I did look at the revisions Corey saved. Those revisions were light > and didn't alter that general feel. I didn't see anything in those > revisions that mentioned specific tools or commands. Perhaps there's > an unsaved copy that didn't make it into the Wordpress instance? > > I would agree with Eduard and Link the article is fairly general. I > tried to clarify what was there, put it in an order that would make as > much sense to the reader as possible, make it concise for the typical > modern reader (as well as international/ESL audiences), and keep the > sense of the original author's work. > > Paul > > > On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 4:26 PM, Eduard Lucena <eduardlucena@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Hi team, >> >> Maybe I'm out of scope here, but I need to agreed with Link: How is this >> related with Fedora or any open source or free software? An article about >> scurity tips isn't good just because it has the word cryptography on it. >> The tips given are just superficial, it doesn't have anything specific >> about a browser or any software, how something differs from one to another, >> when something is mentioned, it doesn't say how to do it. I think the >> article need more work, no just editing, but more content. >> >> Br, >> >> 2017-02-04 2:16 GMT-03:00 Link Dupont <link@xxxxxxxxxxx>: >> >>> On Sat, 2017-02-04 at 03:06 +0000, Corey W Sheldon wrote: >>>> it ACTUALLY mentioned how and what tools to use to do these things? >>> >>> I agree with Corey here. The better articles we publish are the ones >>> that instruct *how* to do something (think of the GnuPG series). The >>> GnuPG articles were salient enough that they could be used as a guide >>> on setting up a GPG key and securing your email with it. >>> >>> This article doesn't offer any lasting value to the reader. How does >>> this relate to Fedora? Maybe a better spin on this would be "Making >>> Fedora more secure"? Or "Securing Fedora for use in a public setting"? >>> >>> ~link >>> _______________________________________________ >>> Fedora Magazine mailing list -- magazine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >>> To unsubscribe send an email to magazine-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >>> >>> >> >> >> -- >> Eduard Lucena >> Móvil: +56962318010 >> GNU/Linux User #589060 >> Ubuntu User #8749 >> Fedora Ambassador Latam >> _______________________________________________ >> Fedora Magazine mailing list -- magazine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >> To unsubscribe send an email to magazine-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > _______________________________________________ > Fedora Magazine mailing list -- magazine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > To unsubscribe send an email to magazine-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Paul, This article was dead in the water for 5 months and was originally meant as a series, yet I try to revive it and it's an idea that is washed, claiming no scope for a series and no author, yet I've volunteered to take it up. And as to scope the initial was the ideas, article 2 would be a deeper dive into how to do those things and article 3 a exercise for the reader on additional suggested tactics/readings. BUT.. seeing as this was totally glossed over and the emphasis has clearly gone to shorter SEO blessed articles over actual meaningful content, I am done bothering. Those wishing to see such are welcome to visit my blog. Regards, -- Corey W Sheldon M:703.839.6609:|:D:310.909.7672 PGP:|:0x90DD92F222C15DC2:|:0x32C80DA97E25CEFE:|:0x5C9AB5EC2C5CA3DA:| |:https://keybase.io/linuxmodder:|:https://ameridea.github.io:| |:http://community.ameridea.net:|:http://www.ameridea.net A goal is not always meant to be reached, it often serves simply as something to aim at. --Bruce Lee Absorb what is useful, discard what is not, add what is uniquely your own. --Bruce Lee Any man willing to sacrifice security for convenience, is deserving of neither. -- Benjamin Franklin Disclaimer: All correspondence shall be deemed of a sensitive nature, and not re-distributed without good cause or per-approval. All Emails shall be GPG signed or carry a attached vcf/asc blob, any email lacking this shall be treated with healthy skepticism.
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