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>but this is not a case where anonymity is important. How do you figure? There are enough people who like Swartz and have pull in the Web 2.0 world that a pos
by oditogre 19y ago
>but this is not a case where anonymity is important.
How do you figure? There are enough people who like Swartz and have pull in the Web 2.0 world that a post like this could really hurt your career.
Personally, I think it would have been better if had been done in a less vicious way and not done it anonymously, or just not posted it on the internet, but now that it's done I think he(?) has very valid reasons for wanting to stay anonymous.
- jgrahamc 19y agoI agree so this person hides behind anonymity so that he can throw out an insult. He could have posed his question in a much less aggressive manner and have posted non-anonymously. And I don't agree that a post like that could really hurt your career. It's nonsense to think that being an asshole is going to ruin your career. There are plenty of total dicks out there (not saying that the original poster is one) who are successful. What matters is not that you are Web 2.0 and buddy-buddy with someone who's got a high profile blog, what matters is that you make a decent product. John.