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The criticism is that it's not honest. "For free" is not correct. It's "book against harvesting your contact data". If that's what the first page would say, the
by hgrth6644fd23 4y ago
The criticism is that it's not honest. "For free" is not correct. It's "book against harvesting your contact data". If that's what the first page would say, then it would be honest and nobody would be upset. But acting as if it's been "published" out of pure altruism is just misleading people, and they are righfully pointing that out.
- enraged_camel 4y agoI took it to mean “free as in beer”
- yakshaving_jgt 4y agoWould you pay money in lieu of providing your real email address? If so, how much?
- gbear605 4y agoI’d probably pay $10, that’s worth less to me than my contact info.
- ranger_danger 4y agoJust use a throwaway mail, what's the big deal? Companies already have tons of your private data without you ever even interacting with them. You're just crying into a 50 gallon drum of milk.
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