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Publishing the contents of my diary is not against the public interest. I'd still be quite upset if you did that, especially if picked events to make me look ba
by wizzwizz4 5y ago
Publishing the contents of my diary is not against the public interest. I'd still be quite upset if you did that, especially if picked events to make me look bad. (Yet, you wouldn't need to be lying. I've done things I'm not proud of, that I try to hide.) If ever it becomes in the public interest to publish my secrets (e.g. if I'm claiming no affiliation with an organisation I used to work with, while awarding them grants) then go ahead. But until then, my private life is my private life.
- Dylan16807 5y agoWell that's why I said "if we assume those are the best metrics". Privacy would be an additional one. I wasn't trying to make a full and ideal rule set, just pointing out that the one you said is extremely narrow and even really bad free speech rules could pass it. Like one that prevents me from talking about someone in a park playing with a kite.