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The guy is deluded: "I was flabbergasted. Going too fast adding friends? Wasn't making friends what Facebook was for?" He could say the same about spam: "I wa
by megablast 16y ago
The guy is deluded: "I was flabbergasted. Going too fast adding friends? Wasn't making friends what Facebook was for?"
He could say the same about spam:
"I was flabbergasted. Going too fast sending messages? Wasn't sending messages what email was for?"
This sort of excuse is weak, and you could use it to justify abusing anything.
- hugh3 16y agoIt's difficult to see whether he's hopelessly naive or deeply disingenuous.
- awakeasleep 16y agoI don't think it's either of those, though he was more towards the naive side of things. I read this article as a documentary of how a spammer is born. "The road to hell is paved with good intentions." No one likes to see himself as an asshole, instead we make decisions without thinking about the consequences to other people, only our benefits.