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Does anyone else see irony in microsoft advocating good behavior? Just yesterday I was saying that some industries self regulate well, I even used video games
by sqeaky 10y ago
Does anyone else see irony in microsoft advocating good behavior?
Just yesterday I was saying that some industries self regulate well, I even used video games as an example. Even with their cleaner behavior the past few year I don't think I won't companies like microsoft anywhere near actual regulation of anything vaguely connected to human rights. I see too many ways for them to abuse even an advisory role in such regulation.
Maybe they really have turned over a new leaf and microsoft is nothing but angels, but it is too soon to tell in my opinion.
- JumpCrisscross 10y agoPolitics is about building coalitions. A good way to ensure nobody joins your coalition is to pre-sort parties based on some arbitrary measure of "goodness".
- marcosdumay 10y agoPolitics is also about knowing when to trust that previous serial killer that wants your house keys for no good reason, and when not to trust.
- sqeaky 10y agoThis was exactly my point. How do we know microsoft won't do something shady to strongly favor themselves or hurt others? They have done it in the past with standardizations groups.