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Part of the problem is the publishers. They know what they are uploading and want it to be public. You are taking the analogy too far.
by pests 8y ago
Part of the problem is the publishers. They know what they are uploading and want it to be public. You are taking the analogy too far.
- eropple 8y agoI don't think you can safely assert that people know that they "want it to be public". The last decade or so has demonstrated pretty adequately that people's brains have a lot of trouble with what "public-to-the-internet" means.
- GoblinSlayer 8y agoSharing information with broad public is the whole point of social networks. People might not want all consequences, but they want some consequences.
- majewsky 8y agoNo, the point of most social networks to most people is sharing information with people close to you. To witness, Facebook being more popular than Twitter.