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Clickbait with an agenda would be unethical behaviour as well. Like i said, I'm not defending Gitlab. But there's a difference in impact between "theres 15 tra
by scrollaway 6y ago
Clickbait with an agenda would be unethical behaviour as well.
Like i said, I'm not defending Gitlab. But there's a difference in impact between "theres 15 trackers in the tool i use" and "there's 15 trackers in the marketing page i never visit".
Don't make it sound like you don't understand that difference.
- Nextgrid 6y agoIf the cookies and/or same origin policy are shared between the marketing page and the actual "business" pages then it doesn't matter - both sides should be considered compromised.
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- luke2m 6y agoNot affiliated with any company, just wanted to share something I found interesting. I don’t use the web UI much at all anyway. I did insert a repo url to the tool, but it redirected to the about page.
- tomrod 6y agoProtest to the contrary, you're defending Gitlab by saying "but the article hosting provider did shady things too!" Two wrong make no rights.