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That doesn't make it any less hypocritical when they attacking others for doing it. If they think it's a problem they should stop doing it themselves.
by rbarooah 15y ago
That doesn't make it any less hypocritical when they attacking others for doing it.
If they think it's a problem they should stop doing it themselves.
- intended 15y agoCome now, that's hardly fair - you are asking them to unilaterally open their doors And be open with their data, while the others would obviously not reciprocate. Your standard for credibility ensures the speakers suicide, at which point there is no conversation to be had because the remaining players don't give a damn. How do you suggest they go about handling this? Edited for brevity.
- rbarooah 15y agoI suggest they acknowledge that business realities are driving them to do the same thing but that it would be better for everyone if they could find a way to cooperate. Painting themselves as somehow superior while they engage in the same behavior doesn't seem likely to engender trust.