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Allowing providers to spam me with badges - complete fail. I may well be interested in having you award me _a_ badge, but that doesn't mean I want you clutteri
by AndrewDucker 15y ago
Allowing providers to spam me with badges - complete fail.
I may well be interested in having you award me _a_ badge, but that doesn't mean I want you cluttering things up whenever you feel like it.
Mozilla's policy is that the user has control over their data, and I fully support that.
- hengli 15y agoThis is going to be more of a pain in the ass than Vista's Security popup or whatever it's called. It'll be the #1 way to make users hate using your application, I assure you. Badges need to enhance the application not interrupt it. I have never seen a badge application pause the application to award you with the badge. The entire concept is pretty nuts. It's a good idea, such a shame about the implementation. Mozilla can easily provide an interface to delete badges you don't want, or ban applications that spam you from the badge system. The whole threat model idea is just self-sabotage.
- alphadogg 15y agoYou know what would make me hate it even more. Any Tom, Dick or Harry sending me frivolous badges, esp. spammy, advertsy ones. No thanks.