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How is he breaking it?

• Apocryphon 7y ago
  This is an essay on politics. It goes to show that people in tech are acknowledging more that the industry is not apolitical and has a very real social and political effect on the world at large, and are so dropping the pretense of lacking political interest. That and like the rest of the world, the tech industry has become increasingly politically polarized over the last half decade.
  • namirez 7y ago
    To be fair to PG, perhaps, someone else shared his post on HN so he didn't break any rules. On a different note, I guess in the age of Facebook, it's not possible for tech to remain silent on politics whether we like it or not.
    • jpitz 7y ago
      This is exactly the reason I asked the question. PG didn't post this on HN.
      • namirez 7y ago
        Agreed! But I believe the admins are ignoring their own rules by allowing the link to remain on the front page.
  • wbronitsky 7y ago
    I think you have conflated PGs blog with HN. They are firmly separate entities
    • wbronitsky 7y ago
      The original post was edited completely to make my previous post read as nonsense