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It wouldn't have bothered me if you just said "Facebook" - I probably wouldn't have even noticed it. But I'm really curious why you chose to write "Facebook", t
by falcor84 1y ago
It wouldn't have bothered me if you just said "Facebook" - I probably wouldn't have even noticed it. But I'm really curious why you chose to write "Facebook", then apparently noticed the issue, and instead of replacing it with "Meta" decided to add the much longer "(no need to correct me on the name)". What axe are you grinding?
- pjmlp 1y agoYes, because I am quite certain someone without anything better to do would correct me on that. For me Facebook will always be Facebook, and Twitter will always be Twitter.
- falcor84 1y ago> Yes, because I am quite certain someone without anything better to do would correct me on that. Well, you sure managed to avoid that by setting up camp on that hill. Kudos on so much time saved. > For me Facebook will always be Facebook, and Twitter will always be Twitter. Well, for me the product will always be "Thefacebook", but that's since I haven't used it since. But I do respect that there's a company running it now that does more stuff and contributes to open source projects.
- biorach 1y ago> Well, you sure managed to avoid that by setting up camp on that hill. Kudos on so much time saved. Why are you picking a fight about this?
- falcor84 1y agoI think I'm taking it personally because I had previously changed my name and had people repeatedly call me by my old name just to annoy/hurt me. Obviously I know that companies aren't people and don't have feelings, but I can't understand why you would intentionally avoid using their chosen name, even when it's more effort to you.
- kstrauser 1y agoI wouldn’t do that to a person. I’m not worried about hurting Twitter’s feelings, though.
- Flamentono2 1y agoOh in this particular case i do this on purpose too. To make it very clear that people don't forget were the Money is coming from. Its Facebook, its Facebook money
- Flamentono2 1y agoWith money which destroied our society
- rbanffy 1y ago> Twitter will always be Twitter. If Elon can deadname his daughter, then we can deadname his company.
- kstrauser 1y agoThat’s the rationale I’ve been using.
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