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So, I'm wondering what world you all live in where posting a photograph of someone with no name or identity attached is "publicly shaming" them.
by ceol 14y ago
So, I'm wondering what world you all live in where posting a photograph of someone with no name or identity attached is "publicly shaming" them.
- katbyte 14y agowell i could be a smart ass and say a world with face recognition & the internets. Or just point out that in the photo https://twitter.com/adriarichards/status/313417655879102464/photo/1 https://twitter.com/adriarichards/status/313417655879102464/... you can clearly see both their badges (with names) and their are wearing their companies t-shirt. Also she really should have cropped it because the poor man on the left is going to be mistaken for the one of them now.
- ceol 14y ago"Alex" something? I can't read that. And I think their company might have more than one bearded guy on staff, so it's hardly obvious.
- anigbrowl 14y agoYeah, but I can, and I found him in 30 seconds. And that's the guy who was not fired, and who may not have anything to apologize for. As best I can tell it was the person sitting to his left that lost his job. It's disingenuous to dismiss photos as anonymous when it's so easy to either crowdsource or reverse-engineer someone's identity. If you weren't aware of how easy it is, then I politely suggest you're a little naive.