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> That's pretty plainly not theft. There's not a matter of perception or culture as the candy was intentionally left out for a trick or treater to take. And si
by ben509 7y ago
> That's pretty plainly not theft.
There's not a matter of perception or culture as the candy was intentionally left out for a trick or treater to take. And since it's a well known holiday, the intent has been communicated.
- MereInterest 7y agoAnd that's exactly my point: the cultural norms dictate whether something is an offer or not. For Halloween, the placing of candy outside one's door indicates that it is intended to be shared. For WiFi networks, in the absence of any other indication, not placing a password indicates that it is intended to be used.