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Tonight is the night when a whole group of unrelated people suddenly and in apparent coordination decide to blame Extended Random on Eric Rescorla, an uncleared contractor hired by the NSA to facilitate its introduction to IETF. Fascinating! twitter.com/DanielMicay/st

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I stated that I don't think we should be going after any of the people involved without clear evidence that they did something untoward. I brought up the co-author of the RFC and brought up their role to question doing this. It was clearly not how it's being misrepresented here.

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I'm not interested in having my words misrepresented that way so I've removed it. It doesn't even make much sense to interpret it that way out of context. I wasn't the one who posted Eric's name with the accusation this standard was malicious: that was

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You posted the name and job title of the second author of the standard. At least some of that information isn’t in the thread. Now from my perspective that’s public information, so NBD. But when your perspective is “don’t implicate people on Twitter” you have to admit it’s odd.

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You posted their name and the accusation that this was a malicious standard intended to be a backdoor. You're totally misrepresenting what I said. It's like you trying to accuse me of directing people to attack Salter because I mentioned her name and job title as context.

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