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This was taken from Npov#There.27s_no_such_thing_as_objectivity Raraoul PGP in MsOE? It is an empirical question, not a philosophical one, whether this is possible and that such a thing is indeed possible is evident simply by observing that such texts are being written daily by the most capable academics, encyclopedists, textbook writers, and journalists. BTW i found this to my support: it is possible to characterize disputes fairly, so that all the major participants will be able to look at the resulting text, agreeing that their views are presented sympathetically and as completely as possible (within the context of the discussion). I don't care just as long as people see for themselves which one it is.
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In 2 hours or 2 weeks, this "safe" software could be a different one. Only a consensual advice which is: "see by yourself which one currently (right now as you are reading this article) has patched all its known flaws. You post your revision and I'll let someone else revert it :-) Poweroid Thanks :) And I won't write "use Sofwtare#1 and don't use Software#2". I can't see that staying but I won't edit it.
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Calls for action, particularly of the "don't use it" variety, are not allowed. Raraoul You seem determined to post some "advice" and to steer people towards a particular course of action. Poweroid Just as long as those security practices are neutral (as is my rephrased sentence above) and allow the users to see by themselves, there should be no NPOV problem about it. I'm happy to let someone else come in with a third opinion. BUT, even if we could prove that, I don't believe the call to action will pass muster here at Wikipedia. Poweroid Good security practices are indeed call to action ! Do want to hide them ? Raraoul Hey, I hear what you are saying and I agree that OE is bug ridden and flawed. I've reworded your last edit to include the fact that a comparative picture of the relative security of competing products is available at the link. This is why people should know how many currently unpatched flaws are in similar products." Raraoul "Don't use it", "use an alternative" etc are calls to action.
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Tell me if it helps you: "Here is a consensual security practice: when a product provides no way to patch currently known security flaws, don't use it or use another one (at least until the fix is available). I'll rephrase my first sentence to be more specific. Raraoul 20:04, (UTC) Ok i think i understand what you first thought now. And the current security section will still be up to date. In one hour, or tomorrow, maybe OE will be the browser with the less flaws. People have to decide by themselves using the automatically updated information provided by Secunia. In the current "security" section, nothing says which one is the better one. Poweroid NPOV doesn't prevent from giving people the opportunity to see by themselves if a product can be used safely now. If your point is that OE is inherently less secure than alternates then it violates the NPOV unless you can provide some conclusive proof of it or a link to such proof. Raraoul But the OE security vulnerabilities and solutions for them are changing all the time, just as they are for other clients. This is why people have the right to know how many unpatched flaws are in OE, compared to it's competitors Good security practice: when a product has unpatched security flaws, use another one. Maybe it should be removed from this page? -Preceding unsigned comment added by 202.139.135.182 ( talk) 05:59, 15 November 2007 (UTC)
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Not really security related, but I don't believe that the section about Mail Recall belongs in an Outlook Express article when it is an Outlook (distinction between Office Outlook and the free Outlook Express with Windows) only feature. but it should not be excluded from mention. I agree-my Eudora "essay" may have gone over the top.
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It was the first client that did so successfully.
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Just a brief comment: Outlook Express was designed to compete with Eudora. You can look all Microsoft site and you'll find only IStoreNamespace, IStoreFolder and a few small interfaces as I pointed but there is no page that says: 'Outlook Express doesn't support plugins'. 13.1 Fair use rationale for Image:Microsoft Internet Mail and News screenshot.pngĪ comment about citation needed: there is no source about the lack of plugin support.13 Microsoft Internet Mail and News discussion.12 re: database corruption and DBX files.