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How can he be angry? Posted a photo on a social network site which he developed, his security flaw, his mistake. You post a photo, you can't be angry when your

How can he be angry? Posted a photo on a social network site which he developed, his security flaw, his mistake. You post a photo, you can't be angry when your security flaw means it goes global.

tedunangst 14y ago
Typically, the pronouns "she" and "her" are used for females.
- tjoff 14y ago
  "Zuckerberg responded, saying, “Not sure where you got this photo. I posted it only to friends on FB. You reposting it on Twitter is way uncool.”" Zuckerberg uploaded the photo, his sister "leaked" it. While Zuckerbergs response resonates well with me I don't really get what he was thinking taking this so publicly, making full use of the Streisand-effect. Either way, it is hilarious and he does deserve every bit of it. Even if he did nothing wrong in this case.
  - matthuggins 14y ago
    Did you consider that Mark's sister's last name is also Zuckerberg? The article is all about Randi Zuckerberg, not Mark Zuckerberg.
    - tjoff 14y ago
      I just did :( My mind inserted Mark, even as a copy-pasted it. Sigh, good night.
  - dlisboa 14y ago
    His sister posted the photo, some other woman reposted it. The "Zuckerberg" they mention in the article is Randi.
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arrrg 14y ago
You don't seem to understand the very simple concept of politeness and knowing that you shouldn't share every photo you have access to publicly. There is no technological solution to this and Facebook can't create it. I don't think they should try. People still have to shoulder the responsibility of being polite and decent themselvess. If they cannot manage, it's ok to be annoyed at them.
- tijs 14y ago
  And making demands and disciplining someone through the public channel of Twitter instead of just calling your supposed friend is very decent and polite you think?
matthuggins 14y ago
Did you read the article? Hell, did you even read the first sentence?

How can he be angry? Posted a photo on a social network site which he developed, his security flaw, his mistake. You post a photo, you can't be angry when your security flaw means it goes global.

tedunangst 14y ago

Typically, the pronouns "she" and "her" are used for females.

tjoff 14y ago
"Zuckerberg responded, saying, “Not sure where you got this photo. I posted it only to friends on FB. You reposting it on Twitter is way uncool.”" Zuckerberg uploaded the photo, his sister "leaked" it. While Zuckerbergs response resonates well with me I don't really get what he was thinking taking this so publicly, making full use of the Streisand-effect. Either way, it is hilarious and he does deserve every bit of it. Even if he did nothing wrong in this case.
- matthuggins 14y ago
  Did you consider that Mark's sister's last name is also Zuckerberg? The article is all about Randi Zuckerberg, not Mark Zuckerberg.
  - tjoff 14y ago
    I just did :( My mind inserted Mark, even as a copy-pasted it. Sigh, good night.
- dlisboa 14y ago
  His sister posted the photo, some other woman reposted it. The "Zuckerberg" they mention in the article is Randi.
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arrrg 14y ago

You don't seem to understand the very simple concept of politeness and knowing that you shouldn't share every photo you have access to publicly. There is no technological solution to this and Facebook can't create it. I don't think they should try. People still have to shoulder the responsibility of being polite and decent themselvess. If they cannot manage, it's ok to be annoyed at them.

tijs 14y ago
And making demands and disciplining someone through the public channel of Twitter instead of just calling your supposed friend is very decent and polite you think?

matthuggins 14y ago

Did you read the article? Hell, did you even read the first sentence?