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Not really. How often does telling someone they're wrong change their mind?
by RandallBrown 15y ago
Not really. How often does telling someone they're wrong change their mind?
- muhfuhkuh 15y agoI think we've seen n+1 examples of that, some right here on HN. The airbnb saga was a shaming so vociferous that it made them change parts of their business plan. Ditto on just about any torch that reddit or consumerism (hell even /b/ or Anonymous) takes up. Sure, there's more than just shaming when Anonymous does the various things they do, but I think that publicly pointing out wrongdoings is like shining a light on it. The cockroaches will scatter and the mess will be cleaned.
- ceol 15y agoHow else are you supposed to change if you don't know what you're doing is wrong?
- koeselitz 15y agoThere's a big difference between saying "it is wrong to do X" and saying "YOU are wrong because YOU'RE doing X." This article is doing the first one, isn't it?