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This is the sort of thing you'd see on early reddit, and I wish there was more of it. I'd guess that half of you think this is "not hacker news", or not appropr
by asdflkj 18y ago
This is the sort of thing you'd see on early reddit, and I wish there was more of it. I'd guess that half of you think this is "not hacker news", or not appropriate, or whatever--so I wonder where this would be appropriate. Anyone know?
- alexandros 18y agothis may be a stretch, but I would say its appropriateness could be tied to the social engineering involved, and how far astray and damaged these people became as a result. In the building of our social web we need to be aware of such cases and make sure that our networking is truth-friendly. I guess this is a huge discussion, but I find the article very relevant to say the least. In any case, the 'virality' concept that is so web 2.0 was discovered by religions millenia ago.