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And don't mistreat peoples public data, and expect them to like or support you.

• brookst 1y ago
  Unfortunately “mistreat” is highly subjective. No matter what you do someone will be angry at you. I once got yelled at for taking a picture on a public beach where there was some family picnicking maybe 50 meters away. I think I was reasonable, the gentleman most emphatically did not. Control what you can control. If you object to being a small data point in someone else’s documentation of a public experience, don’t put yourself in that situation.
  • nessbot 1y ago
    Don't disagree, just saying it goes both ways. In your case you didn't care (not judging, I probably wouldn't either) about the opinions of the randos at the beach. However, in business, reputation does matter.