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Maybe it's the users' fault for relying so much on client-server architectures. There are some initiatives for P2P/F2F social networks but they need help.
by leppr 12y ago
Maybe it's the users' fault for relying so much on client-server architectures. There are some initiatives for P2P/F2F social networks but they need help.
- sp332 12y agoThere we go, blame the user.
- leppr 12y agoPeople have been using Facebook and complaining when it spills out their info years after Facebook got bad publicity for privacy related offenses. People still get offended and complain when their iOS app gets rejected years after Apple got bad publicity for needlessly censoring apps. People still use tumblr a year after Yahoo bought it and deleted many blogs to clean the site for advertisers, and that after they shut down the previous social network they bought. The users have a choice, despite how annoying those sign-up nags can be. They chose to use services which have reputations anyone can learn about if they care to do so, so yes it's partly their fault.