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Yes. I scanned the first hundred or comments on the post and none said that the experience on Reader (and Twitter) is owned by the reader, while the experience
by lancewiggs 14y ago
Yes. I scanned the first hundred or comments on the post and none said that the experience on Reader (and Twitter) is owned by the reader, while the experience Google + (and Facebook) are owned by Google (and Facebook).
I do not want to share my reading activity with everyone. I just want to sit here on the corner and read. So why make it "social"?