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> Based on the quality of today's conversation here on HN, I'm not inclined to fault them for taking that approach publicly. Oh yeah sure, Microsoft is the vic
by catalogia 6y ago
> Based on the quality of today's conversation here on HN, I'm not inclined to fault them for taking that approach publicly.
Oh yeah sure, Microsoft is the victim, cyberbullied by their own users. It's a classic case of innocent naive corporations getting senselessly dogpiled by mean common people, clearly that's the way this power dynamic is arranged. Yeah, fucking right.
- floatingatoll 6y agoFor example.
- catalogia 6y agoAww, did I hurt the corporation's feelings? PR departments have cooped the rhetoric of antibullying campaigns meant to protect children in order to shield corporations from well deserved criticism from people that have even less power against the corporation than a child has against an adult. It's horseshit.