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In those cases, there was a legitimate public interest in having them leaked and published. Very different.
by carbon8 17y ago
In those cases, there was a legitimate public interest in having them leaked and published. Very different.
- dannyr 17y agoSo who decides what is public interest or not? Twitter has millions of users. We provide some private data to them. Shouldn't we know what is being discussed privately on how they will use it?
- hymanroth 17y agoYes, if the documents only related to how twitter intends to treat UGC, then you would have a point.
- adharmad 17y agoWhen it has to do with the government, the public has a right to expect transparency. With a private organization, its different.
- barrkel 17y agoTorture? Business plans? Are you seriously suggesting that people can't tell the difference?