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Mark pulled down his twitter account, his blog, diveintopython and diveintopython3. All of these is his own content developed in his own time, and he has every
by scorpion032 15y ago
Mark pulled down his twitter account, his blog, diveintopython and diveintopython3.
All of these is his own content developed in his own time, and he has every right to pull it down, if he so deems fit, whatever reasons for that. And he has.
Yet, diveintohtml5 lives on. The reason for it is that, it was something he wrote in his employers time who are at least part owners of it.
I hold high respect for Mark and for his wishes to pull down anything his. I am just recognizing the qualitative difference between diveintohtml5 and other projects that he pulled.
- stephth 15y agoSo ... why exactly were the HN stories buried?
- scorpion032 15y agoAlthough, I didn't do it, I can reason why. If Mark pulled all his content (and even nominated his own Wikipedia article for deletion citing he is not notable) because he wanted some privacy, letting all those articles on the HN frontpage would do the exact opposite to provide him more attention that he is avoiding.
- stephth 15y agoletting all those articles on the HN frontpage would do the exact opposite to provide him more attention that he is avoiding. So you're saying those stories were removed because Mark Pilgrim wished they were? Is that how things actually work in HN?
- scorpion032 15y agobenevolent censorship?