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Makes me think of notices around adult clubs I've seen such as: "CONSENT: A clear and unambiguous agreement, expressed outwardly through mutually understandabl
by McAlpine5892 1y ago
Makes me think of notices around adult clubs I've seen such as:
"CONSENT: A clear and unambiguous agreement, expressed outwardly through mutually understandable words or actions, to engage in a particular activity. Consent can be withdrawn by either party at any point."
and
"No means No"
What I'm about to say is strongly worded and I understand not a _perfect_ analogy by any means. However, it does sum up my feelings on this issue.
If Person A makes repeated unwanted advances towards Person B, we have words to describe that. But if Person A, a company, makes repeated unwanted advances towards Person B we call that business.
- zelphirkalt 1y agoYes, the decisive difference is, that Microsoft does not act like an adult, you see? That's why the rules do not apply to them. :)