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Documenting that someone did something pioneering in their field is not harassment and stalking, good lord.

• andi999 6y ago
  But they put the bar really low. Of course you can try to find that person, and have an interview, but a public search? I mean if Wozniak would have disappeared in the 80s, ok, but a random computer game designer?
  • the_af 6y ago
    So is your argument that this particular person, Ban Tran, is not noteworthy enough and therefore not worth tracking down for a documentary about women in videogames? What part of the article in particular do you think puts "the bar really low"? I don't see it. It seems respectful and not at all intrusive, well within the subject matter and not including extraneous or irrelevant personal information.
    • andi999 6y ago
      That's not what I meant. I meant tracking down is ok, but not public search. I think it is a privacy invasion, but famous/very noteworthy person have to bear with it (at least that's normally what society agreed about), but normal people at least shd be protected from that. I meant her involvement in the video industry does not justify such privacy invasion.
      • LocalH 6y ago
        By virtue of what she accomplished, she is noteworthy. If she is found and expresses no wish to communicate on the topic, then it would become harassment.