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We need to coin a term for this concept into a “law” got a nice name we can use? e.g. FuckOff’s Law If enough users adopt this behavior you can force companies
by sizzle 1y ago
We need to coin a term for this concept into a “law” got a nice name we can use? e.g. FuckOff’s Law
If enough users adopt this behavior you can force companies to change hah
- reverendsteveii 1y agoI mean, my username is reverendsteveii, maybe Steve's Law of Reverence for End Users?
- sizzle 1y agoSounds good now cement your name in history, go post on X with a timestamp
- reverendsteveii 1y agoI love that that's the web2.0 equivalent of mailing yourself a letter w your claim in it and keeping it sealed and postmarked. That being said, twitter is dead to me.
- hollerith 1y agoYeah, well, I for one trust HN to perform that function more than I do Twitter. Specifically, Twitter is more likely to delete old tweets out of a profit motive or an ideological or propaganda motive. Parenthetically, a solution that relies on a blockchain can be much better than either. Blockchain tech does have some merit although the world doesn't need hundreds of blockchains: a few will do (and the official git repo for Linux could probably suffice as one of them).