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> If you shout your friend's email in a hotel's lobby, you wouldn't blame the hotel, right? I wouldn't. But if my friend went to reception and told the staff "
by orangeoxidation 6y ago
> If you shout your friend's email in a hotel's lobby, you wouldn't blame the hotel, right?
I wouldn't. But if my friend went to reception and told the staff "Hey, you know my friend in room 101? Please share their mail with the stranger in room 301. Thank you." I very much would.
- tsimionescu 6y agoEven worse - in this case, the hotel itself was asking your friend "hey, do you want us to share information about the one in room 101 with the stranger in room 301? The stranger in room 301 won't talk to you unless you do".
- ergocoder 6y agoYou answered yes. Then, later, you blame the hotel? You bear no responsibility at all?
- tsimionescu 6y agoI didn't in this scenario, my friend did. I don't even know which friend it was.
- ergocoder 6y agoYour example is ridiculous because mail is a physical object. A better example would be "could you tell the stranger in room 301 that my friend's email is ABC?" Then, later, your friend sue the hotel for telling the stranger about their email. Yeah.... You should at least bear the majority of responsibility here, no?