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Generally speaking you might be right, but I fail to see the profit motive behind this specific case. It's just a UX disagreement it seems.
by ritikk4 13y ago
Generally speaking you might be right, but I fail to see the profit motive behind this specific case. It's just a UX disagreement it seems.
- brudgers 13y agoThis is simply one expression of the corporate protocols in which privacy does not exist. It's not a bug. It's not an honest mistake. It is an implementation detail of a higher level abstraction.
- ritikk5 13y ago... or it's just the statistical certainty of having a disagreement over a feature implementation in a multi-featured app which in turn is a part of larger app suite, which is a part of a even bigger software infrastructure.
- Atroxide 13y agoOf Course this isn't a bug- It's a feature. the only problem is that there isn't a confirmation screen when it detects that you have put a person's email address in the incorrect spot. All that is needed is for a popup to ask "Would you like to send this event to email@example.com?".