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and the solution is, 99.999% of people don't care.
by axod 16y ago
and the solution is, 99.999% of people don't care.
- aw3c2 16y agoYour viewpoint seems to be that those who do care must be have a malicious intent. I don't and I know of many others who don't. So you are ranting into nirvana, really.
- axod 16y agoMy original point was that I don't understand the stratgey of pandering to a very small niche market, that is notoriously impossible to monetize (see Reddit). Anyway, seems my views are falling on deaf ears.
- mike-cardwell 16y agoPeople sometimes do things for reasons other than making money.
- ElliotH 16y agoExcept DDG has features other than a good privacy policy, so he's not just marketing to what you suppose to be a niche market - he's just adding them to his target market.
- jrockway 16y agoReally? Why are people so upset with Facebook oversharing, then? Maybe people really do care about their privacy. Everyone has that stalker ex that they want to avoid.
- revetkn 16y agoIt seems that many people who are "outraged" in reality stay on Facebook anyway because they really don't want to quit. Witness Facebook's ever-climbing popularity and the failure of all the "Quit Facebook Day" protests etc. to be a success. This reminds me of the threats many people made to move from the USA to Canada if Bush Jr. were re-elected...if you know people who said that, I'm guessing they stayed put (the people I know certainly did).