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Every time I read one of these stories on social media where a bunch of people are looking for someone, I think of this: http://thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.
by chrissnell 11y ago
Every time I read one of these stories on social media where a bunch of people are looking for someone, I think of this:
http://thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=dancing_man http://thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=dancing_man
What if Mr. Douglas doesn't want to be found? Collectively, we get all up in arms about the iPhone backdoor debacle because of its obvious violations of one's personal private space, but we'll simultaneously engage in internet mob tactics to find this guy.
> I contacted the Human Resources at Pagar.me, the company i have worked with him, i'll try to get his house phonenumber.
Wow.
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- nwah1 11y agoIt's an excellent point to bring up, although I would say there's a distinct difference between tracking someone down to find out if they're ok and tracking them down for the types of things mentioned in the article. Asking "are you ok?" doesn't put pressure on them, unless as Maddox said, they're in witness protection etc. But remote possibilities like that ought not be a primary consideration. You'd never be able to say anything to anyone without fearing the worst possible outcome.