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diff --git a/_posts/2022-05-25-resilience-during-an-international-crisis.md b/_posts/2022-05-25-resilience-during-an-international-crisis.md
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 I agree with Jan: Collaborative methods of public IT-infrastructure are essential, and beside collaboration with other experts on same tasks and services to the citizens, open source gives a possibility of choosing several vendors freely, which means that these public organisations are less vulnerable if a malware attack hits a single vendor.
 
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 **Eric:**
 
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 Vulnerabilities in the code can in general be addressed with external code reviews on a regular basis, which also means that code reviews or bug hunts should be a part of the ongoing process of maintaining the source code.
 **This is not, as I see it, a constraint to the code but a requirement for the maintenance process.**
 
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 > Since ethical hacking is a thing, how far is too far?
 
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 Running security tests on your own infrastructure is just good practice and the term ethical hacking is probably not really applicable to that.
 If we’re talking about unsolicited ‘ethical hacking’ from people outside of public organizations, I would say that it is outside of our scope.
 
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 **Charlotte:**
 

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 # How to build a strong community for developing robust and valuable software
 
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 *Participants at the Foundation for Public Code Storytelling workshop in Amsterdam*
 
 ## Public Code Promising Practices in conversation with Leslie Hawthorn from Red Hat

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