"If you are responsible for the security of any system, this is your immediate, drop-everything priority."
Why don't you explain in plain english exactly why you feel this is the case? "Drop-everything" in other words (or even close to that). Give some scenarios. After all anyone who knows a great deal doesn't need that advice the people who need that advice are ones that don't know enough to know what the impact of this is. [1]
Perhaps you could clarify with some examples of why (see child comment "So, as a amateur sysadmin of a decently popular side project") you think this applies to anyone who is "responsible for the security of any system"?
[1] Me for one because I'm not seeing the "Drop everything" priority for any of the systems that I have control over given the way they are configured. That said I'd like to hear more of course.
Why don't you explain in plain english exactly why you feel this is the case? "Drop-everything" in other words (or even close to that). Give some scenarios. After all anyone who knows a great deal doesn't need that advice the people who need that advice are ones that don't know enough to know what the impact of this is. [1]
Perhaps you could clarify with some examples of why (see child comment "So, as a amateur sysadmin of a decently popular side project") you think this applies to anyone who is "responsible for the security of any system"?
[1] Me for one because I'm not seeing the "Drop everything" priority for any of the systems that I have control over given the way they are configured. That said I'd like to hear more of course.