2015-03-22 8:38 GMT+04:00 Loganaden Velvindron <loganaden_at_gmail.com>:
> On Sat, Mar 21, 2015 at 7:35 PM, Nitin Mutkawoa <jmutkawoa_at_gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > kaalai vaNakkam aya ronny
> >
> > dude grow up.. we should think from a universal perspective whether
> there is
> > someone from this country or not.
> > In this era of globalisation you are still dreaming.. wake up!
> > The importance whether foreign or not does not make any difference.
>
> It makes when it comes to critical infrastructure.
>
> The US appoints only US companies with security clearances to work on
> security projects.
>
> E.g in Virginia, there are many contractors who work on
> OpenSSL-related projects such as FIPS compliance. OpenSSL foundation
> is incorporated in the US.
>
> Nitin, do you think that the US would allow its ccTLD (.us, .mil) to
> be operated by Russia ?
>
> Conversely, do you think that Russia would allow its ccTLD (.ru) to be
> operated by the US ?
>
> When it comes to critical infrastructure such as ccTLDs which can
> potentially cripple an entire country, we need trusted people from
> their own communities.
>
The mention of DevConMru was already irrelavant to the ongoing discussion
of .mu ccTLD. JoKi started the Mauritius Software Craftsmanship Community
and has iterated over dozens of times that the community is for everyone;
anyone can take initiatives. How many Mauritians chipped in to help?
JoKi has a company incorporated in Mauritius and he runs a business while
employing Mauritians. Is that a trouble to anyone?
Coming to DevCon, JoKi took the initiative to organize it and seeked help
from craftsmen around the island. _at_Ronny, are you as a Mauritian helping
him? _at_Logan, are you as a Mauritian helping him? If you are very concerned
about the security stuffs then I suggest you look at the team of CERT-MU :-)
Oh, please don't go on saying let's appoint SM, Logan for CERT-MU now. At
some point you need to realize one man can't be everywhere but rather
channel the energy to improve the community. SM has taught me a lot and I
respect that. I've already backed him up but I don't keep playing like a
broken radio. We need to behave like a community mentoring each and
everyone wishing to help.
I would not take examples from US or Russia as to how they operate their
security stuffs. I'll say again we fix our problems, if we do not have the
expertise, then we gain the expertise and then we fix.
Regards,
Ish Sookun
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