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I think it’s important to distinguish the comments from the submission. I agree the comments are mostly repetitive, but the submissions do, in fact, cover newsw
by stingraycharles 5y ago
I think it’s important to distinguish the comments from the submission. I agree the comments are mostly repetitive, but the submissions do, in fact, cover newsworthy facts that should not be dismissed.
- slownews45 5y agoThis is the forth or more piece about the EFF objecting to Apple's work. I was just mentioning - maybe it's worth reading the comments on the FOUR prior articles about this EXACT entity complaining about Apple (ignoring the other 30+ HN posts on this) for this specific issue. This is not "suppressing the news".
- istingray 5y agoYour question is valid. People out of the loop need a way to catch up. I create this account explicitly because of this new feature. I've been posting constantly about it. If there's a new article on this I will try (and encourage others) to post such a summary as you did at the top of the article for anyone who hasn't been following. Open to any questions you have about this from a "how do I catch up" perspective.