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We would like to clarify something to our readers because of an e-mail received today. There are two types of diary: One-liners where we tell you things you should know and where we don't have anything else to add and full diaries where we discuss a subject. For example, we use one-liners to talk about many updates on popular software. We just point you to the link. These are not advertisement to other companies :) -- Manuel Humberto Santander Peláez | http://twitter.com/manuelsantander | http://manuel.santander.name | msantand at isc dot sans dot org |
Manuel Humberto Santander Pelaacuteez 193 Posts ISC Handler Jul 24th 2010 |
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Jul 24th 2010 9 years ago |
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One liners are badly placed on the page.
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Jul 24th 2010 9 years ago |
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These "one liners" have two and three lines...
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Dick Rawson 18 Posts |
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Jul 25th 2010 9 years ago |
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"We would like to clarify something to our readers because of an e-mail received today."
Wasn't me, I swear. :P I've always hated the one-liner stories. Even if all the important info is on another site, a small blurb would be nice. |
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Jul 25th 2010 9 years ago |
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The one liners are good for me as they provide a quick notice that I should go get more info if I want it. Maybe a link to the URL where there is more info would be useful to those people who say one liners are of no use.
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PW 63 Posts |
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Jul 26th 2010 9 years ago |
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I dislike one-liners, I get enough of those on SANS Twitter feeds.
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oleksiy 34 Posts |
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Jul 26th 2010 9 years ago |
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