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I completely agree (and I'm a user) but this just seems more like a cheap stunt to me. Publishing the messages to show the kind of abuse women receive on the ap
by k-mcgrady 10y ago
I completely agree (and I'm a user) but this just seems more like a cheap stunt to me. Publishing the messages to show the kind of abuse women receive on the app - good idea. People need to see that stuff. Publishing the persons name and promoting a couple of hashtags around it just gives me this image of the marketing department rubbing their hands with glee when this came across their desk. It's difficult to put into words, it just makes me feel less good about the company.
- smt88 10y agoI agree that it's gross, but this is the kind of "good" corporate behavior you get in a capitalist society. The good things are always adulterated to some degree. Sometimes the adulteration is a problem, and sometimes it isn't. In this isolated instance, I don't see it as a problem, but Bumble has the power to do this in much less clear-cut situations, which is a bit troubling.