Oh well. I’m screwed or rather my old organization is. I doubt they’ll be reading that post but now it’s time to tell them. UPDATE (Thanksgiving 2007): And of course I can’t tell them because they sent out the notice the night before a holiday only adding to the exposure — GAHHHH! I found out from Beth Kanter. She got the e-mail. I didn’t because I don’t have access to my old Techsoup account. Of course, I’m not sure if my old org has it either. I know for a fact their systems aren’t compromised though since I never used administrator account passwords on the Web. Can I say again that e-mail notification is a pretty weak attempt at notification?
Techsoup is actually the first nonprofit I know of besides Working Assets to put the notice up on their site. Too bad it’s weeks too late for it. I find it hard to imagine that a technology organization can be caught in the headlights for that long but apparently so. Shame, Techsoup, shame. All of Techsoup’s users (of which I’m one) were left mighty high and dry.
Hat tip to Beth for the warning.
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