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Your friends example makes 0 sense in this context. Weworks had an api. They didn't document and obviously didn't do enough to protect it nor monitor it for u
by angryasian 10y ago
Your friends example makes 0 sense in this context. Weworks had an api. They didn't document and obviously didn't do enough to protect it nor monitor it for unauthorized usage. So someone used it for whatever they wanted to.
- cocktailpeanuts 10y agoI don't know if you understand my point but just want to argue for the sake of winning over a conversation, or if you don't even agree with my point to begin with. My point is, doing whatever you can just because you can is not always the right thing regardless of its legality. It is an asshole behavior on my book to betray someone's trust regardless of whether it's legally ok to do so or not. An asshole is an asshole. Feel free to defend that asshole if you want. I'm just not on that boat. I have tons of other analogy I would like to use but you'll probably try to make counter arguments about those little expressions instead of the real point so I will stop here.
- angryasian 10y agoI think the better analogy for this is like having a secret document on your desk and hoping no one walks in and reads it. Is it in good taste to share it with people, obviously no. Did they do anything wrong, no.
- cocktailpeanuts 10y agoIn my book, doing something of bad taste counts as wrong. I have no idea what kind of definition you're trying to use for "wrong". If you really think walking into someone's room and taking a secret document on their desk without their permission and publicizing it to fuck them up so you can gain profit from it is NOT wrong, I have nothing more to say.