Re: Emacs Lisp's future

[Richard Stallman]

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    > *sigh*  Be unconcerned.  The world is a *lot* more hostile today than
    > it was in the days when you posted your passwords on the 'net.

    Agreed. Character encoding attacks are also something that has been
    exploited "in the wild". Some examples include:

You're talking about character encoding, but the message you responded to
was about whether to put text properties in GUILE strings.
The two issues are unrelated.

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