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Can also be useful information to have if you want to give the appearance of having diligently redacted without doing too much to protect some asshole. IMO if t
by llbbdd 5mo ago
Can also be useful information to have if you want to give the appearance of having diligently redacted without doing too much to protect some asshole. IMO if the author of that email wanted to protect their anonymity and employability they should have used a throwaway, Don is doing them an undeserved service by even half-assedly blocking it out.
- zamadatix 5mo agoI don't think that's the kind of person Don is. If he wanted to out them he wouldn't have tried to act like it was an accident.
- llbbdd 5mo agoI don't think so either, I'm saying he's a better person than I am for blocking it out as much as he did. If someone sends me a filthy email like that I don't particularly care if their name and contact info are made public or what happens afterwards.
- zamadatix 5mo agoI'm not here to pass judgement one way or the other on what one would/should do in regards to redactions but there are reasons beyond politeness to not share such private communications & information publicly without consent (especially in Europe where Don is).