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To answer your quest: no, not really- but it is still important to name and shame.
by Dilpil 17y ago
To answer your quest: no, not really- but it is still important to name and shame.
- tptacek 17y agoWake me for the trend story, ok? =)
- jm4 17y agoHow about if the naming and shaming takes place at Reddit, Digg or any number of other online communities where that sort of thing is not only acceptable but encouraged? I, for one, would prefer not to see posts here whose sole purpose is to point out the fact that someone working for a local government in Montana made a mistake. Besides, while this kind of practice may be particularly loathsome to us it doesn't seem to be bothering the people filling out the applications. The article says no candidate has withdrawn from consideration over the policy. Further, when presented with an alternative method to check out profiles without usernames and passwords they said they'd look into it. It seems like a simple mistake made by someone who doesn't necessarily have the most acute awareness of how social networking sites work.