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> Where do you stop? Is Google Analytics evil too? Absolutely. > What about Twitter feeds? In what context? Including/embedding Twitter cookies and/or Javasc
by chriswarbo 7y ago
> Where do you stop? Is Google Analytics evil too?
Absolutely.
> What about Twitter feeds?
In what context? Including/embedding Twitter cookies and/or Javascript in pages paid-for by citizens, which citizens are required to use to exercise their rights? Absolutely.
As a non-exclusive outlet to disseminate information via an independent site (twitter.com), which anyone is free to avoid and ignore? That's fine.
- mpeg 7y agoIn reality, what happens is lots of council services (including police) use twitter as the main real-time source of information for citizens. Should they use an alternative platform? probably not, because twitter is the biggest and best known, so you could argue you can reach the most people with it.
- JohnFen 7y ago> use twitter as the main real-time source of information for citizens. So they're excluding people who don't use twitter? Why can't their web pages be the main source of real-time information?