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I think the idea is to give him feed back on how many people can't read his resume, not some desire to point out how they are not on facebook.
by stonemetal 16y ago
I think the idea is to give him feed back on how many people can't read his resume, not some desire to point out how they are not on facebook.
- jarin 16y agoIs that what you got out of: - "Thanks for sharing a link only Facebook users can access. In the pure hacker spirit: open, transparent access for anyone." - "i cannot read it. apparently you need a facebook account to see it." - "I think I am not going to open a Facebook account just to read it. … If I had immediately seen some magical chalk board I might have spent a minute learning about you. But instead I got a login screen." - "I have to log in to some arbitrary thing to know who you are. Why?" - "Several billion of us don't use FaceBook." - "Is he a programmer or designer? Because I hire those, but I don't use Facebook." - "I'm a programmer and a designer! And I'm not on Facebook!" - "That's fine. He just marginalized a few billion people. It's like only hiring men." Actual feedback looks like this: - "Add a link as a caption for all of those photos to a nicely formatted resume created with LaTeX or something similar and you've got the best of both worlds." Everything else is just pseudo-elitist circlejerking.