Change In Email Policy - Death To Virus Propagators
from the a-modest-proposal dept
xdroop writes "We discussed that the Anchordesk guy might have the right idea, just pointed in the wrong direction. So I wrote up a new policy. :)" If you don't know what this is in reference to, xdroop is talking about the suggestion from earlier this week that virus writers need to die. His suggestion is that we should just kill the idiots who click on the viruses instead.
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Nope...
We need to quit coddling people when they screw up their machines and spending our time on full restorations. Give them back a base install and make them deal with the reality of having lost their data due to their action.
Now, I will meet you half way and admit that good backup procedures would be better and help with restorations, but that aint gonna happen until the above has...
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