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Consent.

• kbsletten 8y ago
  How can you consent to learn about something you don't know about? This is a very different idea to me and I'm trying to understand where you're coming from.
  • calgoo 8y ago
    IMO, if i did not sign up for information regarding a product, its spam. If i want something, i will go look for it. I don't want random strangers trying to sell me something, especially when they have no idea what i need.
    • FiveSquared25 8y ago
      Then how you grow if the kings of Facebook, Twitter, and Google don’t want you to grow?
    • jazzdev 8y ago
      What if the random stranger is telling you about something you do want, but didn't know you wanted?
• rchaud 8y ago
  If the address on an email list was obtained via some other party that the address was voluntarily submitted to (say, a service with a ToS that included sharing your email address with "partners"), then consent was already established. Doesn't mean it isn't still shady.
  • devdas 8y ago
    Unless it was specified for what purpose the email was obtained, consent isn't established.