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Oh enough of this meme, please. It should be required that anyone who tries to be clever with it actually justify it with a full explanation on what they think
by scrollaway 8y ago
Oh enough of this meme, please. It should be required that anyone who tries to be clever with it actually justify it with a full explanation on what they think the three matching steps are/will be.
- eeZah7Ux 8y agoExtraordinary claims require extraordinary justification. EEE, astroturfing and similar bait and switch tactics has been so common for decades that some companies are guilty until proven innocent.
- scrollaway 8y agoI disagree that EEE has been "so common for decades". It's a tactic Microsoft employed for some time and, as far as I can see, hasn't used since (not as a common strategy at the very least). The only company I can think of that EEE-as-a-strategy might apply to is AWS, and I say this with huge reservations because their priority is still their customers.