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You can hate the argument all you like; although such an emotionally charged term being levelled against the argument itself is curious but probably not particu
by superobserver 10y ago
You can hate the argument all you like; although such an emotionally charged term being levelled against the argument itself is curious but probably not particularly informative. It also doesn't change the way Facebook violates norms of privacy in a number of ways that should give people pause for thought, at any rate. RMS has put forward excellent reasons that detract from the use of the platform.
- superobserver 10y agoCf. http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Ad_iram http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Ad_iram
- cortesoft 10y agoI was not using the term 'hate' in the emotional sense. Perhaps a better choice of words would be to say that I find the argument disingenuous; almost everyone these days knows what Facebook does for a living, so to act like Facebook users are somehow being tricked is simply untrue.