fishycrackers

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   by fishycrackers 5y ago

   You did. You just won't accept it because you don't want to. Every time you try to draw the focus of the conversation to "it's a process study" you're trying to diminish the severity of what the researchers did
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   by fishycrackers 5y ago

   I agree. They should take this as a learning opportunity and see what can be done to improve security and detect malicious code being introduced into the project. What's done is done, all that matters is how you proceed from here. Bann
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   by fishycrackers 5y ago

   I agree. I personally don't care if it meets the official definition of human subject research. It was unethical, regardless of whether it met the definition or not. I think the ban is appropriate and wouldn't lose any sleep if th
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   by fishycrackers 5y ago

   People are obsessed because you're trying to excuse the researchers behavior as ethical. "Process" in this case is just another word for people because ultimately, the process being evaluated here is the human interaction wit