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Right, but you can't expect them to answer for a potential bug when it's just bad user input. No one's in the wrong here. Company releases tool. Users do what
by benj111 3y ago
Right, but you can't expect them to answer for a potential bug when it's just bad user input.
No one's in the wrong here.
Company releases tool. Users do what users always do and try to use it in an unintended way. A newspaper reports the ensuing hilarity.
And so what if it did tell you to use bleach without prompting, and you consumed the result. It's the same ballpark as blindly following your satnav into a river.
No technology can replace common sense.
- michaelmior 3y ago> No one's in the wrong here. Certainly there was bad user input. But as you said, "Users do what users always do." This was very predictable and I think it would have been wise to consider such scenarios before releasing.