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Because it's evil. Initially when I heard of it, I thought it was a great idea. I thought it'd turn out like friends gossipping about friends. But friends goss
by zaidf 16y ago
Because it's evil.
Initially when I heard of it, I thought it was a great idea. I thought it'd turn out like friends gossipping about friends. But friends gossipping isn't google-able. It also isn't that anonymous. When you gossip in person, or with your identity on the line(versus anonymous gossipping), it significantly restricts the damage potential.
Why would you want to create a tool that is primarily used to hurt random college students? Not a rhetorical question, I'd really like to know the views on the other side.
To me, it makes no sense from any of the key angles(doing something I can be proud of; making money).
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- tkahn6 16y agoThere's a large difference between gossiping within your circle of friends and committing character assassination in a public forum with complete anonymity. I just went to Virginia Tech's section on http://collegeacb.com http://collegeacb.com and on the front page is: "(Name removed) -Incoming Whore" ".... I NEEDED to warn everyone. I went to school with a girl named (Name removed) (Known as (Name removed) "Sluttman") and she is a fat, backstabbing bitch that has STDs. Girls, don't be her friend...."
- w1ntermute 16y agoBecause it's evil. Which makes it all the more surprising that no one has brought it back.
- keltecp11 16y agoThere is a lot of evil on the internet. I am not supporting what it stood for - I am simply curious.