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>First of all, Facebook's inability to keep their moderators' identities private is an issue Agreed, but it’s not an issue because they’re going to get killed

>First of all, Facebook's inability to keep their moderators' identities private is an issue Agreed, but it’s not an issue because they’re going to get killed by terrorists. I’m objecting to the dishonest framing, not trying to argue that this isn’t an issue. >It seems incredibly arrogant to assume that you know what terrorists will and will not do Your assumptions seem at least as arrogant. >I don't have any experience interacting with terrorists I do

wbronitsky 7y ago
Why are you continuing to hammer away with the Reddit style comments? You might have a good point, but now you are acting like an argumentative ass. This isn't some sort of internet pissing contest with people you don't know and will never meet; that is literally any other online forum that I've seen. This is a forum to discuss issues with people who are interested in them. You are purposefully diluting the conversation, and for what? The lolz? Go somewhere else with this crap
- ryanlol 7y ago
  How come so much of your comment history consists of complaining about “reddit comments”? I’m not an argumentative ass because my opinion differs from yours, that’s all in your head.
- dang 7y ago
  Please don't cross into personal attack here. We ban accounts that do that, as you know, but we don't want to ban you. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
klez 7y ago
>>I don't have any experience interacting with terrorists >I do Is it something you're at liberty or willing to talk about? Cause I'm intrigued.
- ryanlol 7y ago
  I used to know this kid called Junaid, at some point he was relatively normal. He became less and less normal though, and eventually got in trouble with the law over some silly hacks. He fled the UK to Syria and joined ISIS. In Syria I watched him wave around guns on skype for a couple of years until he was placed at the top of the US kill list and eventually got incinerated.

wbronitsky 7y ago

Why are you continuing to hammer away with the Reddit style comments? You might have a good point, but now you are acting like an argumentative ass. This isn't some sort of internet pissing contest with people you don't know and will never meet; that is literally any other online forum that I've seen. This is a forum to discuss issues with people who are interested in them. You are purposefully diluting the conversation, and for what? The lolz? Go somewhere else with this crap

ryanlol 7y ago
How come so much of your comment history consists of complaining about “reddit comments”? I’m not an argumentative ass because my opinion differs from yours, that’s all in your head.
dang 7y ago
Please don't cross into personal attack here. We ban accounts that do that, as you know, but we don't want to ban you. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

klez 7y ago

>>I don't have any experience interacting with terrorists >I do Is it something you're at liberty or willing to talk about? Cause I'm intrigued.

ryanlol 7y ago
I used to know this kid called Junaid, at some point he was relatively normal. He became less and less normal though, and eventually got in trouble with the law over some silly hacks. He fled the UK to Syria and joined ISIS. In Syria I watched him wave around guns on skype for a couple of years until he was placed at the top of the US kill list and eventually got incinerated.