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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1095092" data-attributes="member: 114717">Security software is an unregulated product. There is no user knowledge or experience required. A 6 month old baby can use security software and they don&#039;t even need a car seat or a rubber baby buggy bumper.There&#039;s just a lot of strawman concern here by a particular individual that have very deep resentments against Comodo. They come here and part of the argument is &quot;Comodo is harming users.&quot; OK then. Provide the evidence. Where is it? Provide the evidence that all these inexperienced users are being harmed. Like, anyone who even makes that statement in the first place is being absurd. Then particular Indvidual couch it in &quot;Comodo is unethical because it has a buggy product and bugs hurt people.&quot; Complete strawman fake concern about others.The legal definition of a harm is that an entity has to suffer a loss of one form or another. It does not cover the loss of time nor does it include emotional upset because of a software bug.Software causes problems and if people - anyone - experienced or inexperienced - encounters troubles that upset them - oh well, sorry about your luck because that comes with the territory. It happens with all software and all devices. It happens with novices and experts.The more controversial a product, the more people are going to want to try it. That&#039;s what good children do. They do the exact opposite of what the parent tells them to do.The drama created here by one particular individual is just free advertising for Melih. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite110" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1095092, member: 114717"] Security software is an unregulated product. There is no user knowledge or experience required. A 6 month old baby can use security software and they don't even need a car seat or a rubber baby buggy bumper. There's just a lot of strawman concern here by a particular individual that have very deep resentments against Comodo. They come here and part of the argument is "Comodo is harming users." OK then. Provide the evidence. Where is it? Provide the evidence that all these inexperienced users are being harmed. Like, anyone who even makes that statement in the first place is being absurd. Then particular Indvidual couch it in "Comodo is unethical because it has a buggy product and bugs hurt people." Complete strawman fake concern about others. The legal definition of a harm is that an entity has to suffer a loss of one form or another. It does not cover the loss of time nor does it include emotional upset because of a software bug. Software causes problems and if people - anyone - experienced or inexperienced - encounters troubles that upset them - oh well, sorry about your luck because that comes with the territory. It happens with all software and all devices. It happens with novices and experts. The more controversial a product, the more people are going to want to try it. That's what good children do. They do the exact opposite of what the parent tells them to do. The drama created here by one particular individual is just free advertising for Melih. ;) [/QUOTE]

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