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This is a question of courtesy, not the law.
by _moof 4y ago
This is a question of courtesy, not the law.
- Gigachad 4y ago
- hapiri 4y agoBut that would be a loss to community, and we would not want Foone to goes full offline won't we ?
- sli 4y ago*they People deserve respect whether you like it or not.
- camdenlock 4y ago
- yourad_io 4y agoNo, respect is default, until lost.
- userbinator 4y ago
- rvz 4y ago
- lewispollard 4y agoWhat's "the real world"?
- burtness 4y agosure, in the real world we're all going around checking everyone's respect earnings to know whether we should use their preferred names, pronouns, exempt them from our favourite slurs. Gotta earn that
- jai_ 4y agoAre you conflating respect (treating someone with human decency) with respect (treating someone as an authority)?
- djcannabiz 4y ago??? what is so subjective about listening to someone if they ask you reasonable?
- Gigachad 4y agoYou can reasonably ask an unreasonable request. If the neighbour politely told me that they don’t like me walking past their house on the public sidewalk, I will ignore such a request because I’m entitled to walk on public property. Just like how I believe it’s unreasonable to request people do not link to public web pages. A reasonable request would be “I never published this publicly or have since deleted it, please stop reposting it” The subjective part is they believe it is reasonable to request this while others do not.
- bandyaboot 4y agoWhen someone asks that their Twitter threads not be posted here, anyone knowing that can either do then the courtesy of respecting their wishes, or not. That is not subjective.