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Good. I hope the company goes bankrupt. People murder other people and kill themselves over shit like this.

• straik 11y ago
  I can´t see anything good in taking the company down. People are cheating, they always did. It's not illegal, they made a personal decision. Why is it a bad thing to run a platform for these people?
  • deleted 11y ago
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  • ocfx 11y ago
    Because it encourages the behavior and even makes it seem socially acceptable to some degree when it isn't.
  • ArtDev 11y ago
    The ads.
• drdeca 11y ago
  While I'm not sure that I agree, I /certainly/ am not sure that I disagree! I think the question of whether the hacking done was ethical is probably nontrivial.
• philwelch 11y ago
  People who commit murder and suicide over their insecurities and jealousies are responsible for their own actions.
  • pyre 11y ago
    How is this any different than creating a site that is a "marketplace" for cheating on your tests/essays/whatever in University? The cheaters are responsible for their own actions, right?
    • gdubya 11y ago
      because that is illegal
      • cheald 11y ago
        It's almost certainly a violation of the school's code of academic integrity, but illegal? Doubtful; nobody goes to jail for cheating on their exams.
    • 9872 11y ago
      It's not. They are both fine.
  • pyre 11y ago
    How is this any different than creating a site that is a "marketplace" for cheating on your tests/essays/whatever in University? The cheaters are responsible for their own actions, right?
  • ocfx 11y ago
    Yes, but we shouldn't encourage it.
• someear 11y ago
  if stuff like this goes public, people that may have not killed others or themselves, might in fact do so now. and if this site shuts down, another one will likely take its place. (but i'm still hoping they go bankrupt too)