> He knows what he says will be scrutinized by thousands. Why wouldn't he be very careful in what he says?
Because he's under time pressure?
If his paranoia was true (after all, paranoia doesn't mean they aren't after you), he could have had little time to get his message out before he would have lost his network access. At that moment, timeliness would have been more important than precision; what mattered was that the directory authority operators and mirror users knew that his servers were potentially compromised.
Because he's under time pressure?
If his paranoia was true (after all, paranoia doesn't mean they aren't after you), he could have had little time to get his message out before he would have lost his network access. At that moment, timeliness would have been more important than precision; what mattered was that the directory authority operators and mirror users knew that his servers were potentially compromised.