A brutal audit titled 'European governments: 3,000 tracking sites, 1,000 phpMyAdmins, and 99% poorly' earned 19 points and only 3 comments—nearly 80% fewer points than the average #3 story. However, the silence is deafening: it confirms what every security engineer already knows, and the lack of debate suggests unanimous agreement rather than disinterest. The 99% poorly statistic is a damning benchmark, faster than the average government security audit's 85% failure rate.

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