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Do not ascribe to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity or in this case probably engineering oversight. No affiliation or affection to twi
by radnam 9y ago
Do not ascribe to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity or in this case probably engineering oversight.
No affiliation or affection to twitter.
- rorykoehler 9y agoThis gets thrown around a lot on hn and I don't buy it as a healthy way to think. Leaves the door wide open
- wccrawford 9y agoThere's a huge difference between question something and believing it. The saying suggests that you shouldn't just jump to believing it, which is what happens all too often.
- siegecraft 9y agoIs it stupidity to think that twitter wouldn't try to monetize itelf by selling "reputation management services" to corporate customers? I guess one can get away with a lot of malice if they just affect the outward appearance of stupidity.
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- radnam 9y agoDo you know for a fact that Twitter monetizes using "reputation management systems"? I am just suggesting keeping an open mind.