joe_bloggs

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by joe_bloggs 14y ago
Is this common practise, to not provide an option to delete your account except by contacting customer service? Personally I'm not aware of any other product being so sneaky in making it hard for users to quit. Facebook was one of the first
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by joe_bloggs 14y ago
More discussions here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4382214
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by joe_bloggs 14y ago
"Err vicariously" Loved that. Subtle, yet deep!
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by joe_bloggs 14y ago
Equally f'd up is the fact that you cannot delete your Quora account. Seriously. Try searching for any such option in your settings page. They only have a "deactivate" option, and once you deactivate, you can reactivate anytime by just logg
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by joe_bloggs 14y ago
"We’re being paid partly in cool. If you take away the cool parts of the job, you might as well go make more money elsewhere" Loved this quote!
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by joe_bloggs 14y ago
What are some of the other benefits, other than elasticity or on-demand ness, and not having to spend a huge amount upfront?
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by joe_bloggs 15y ago
Thanks for the red robin tip!
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by joe_bloggs 15y ago
its like rain on your wedding day
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by joe_bloggs 15y ago
There should be a 3rd option: Ads on Facebook? Really?? (Adblock-effect)
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by joe_bloggs 15y ago
Yep! What have the Romans ever done for us?
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by joe_bloggs 15y ago
Here's a screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/KYdUb.png This happens consistently for any Facebook notification email or Deal email. Also, all the links in the email are blocked.
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by joe_bloggs 15y ago
Incidentally all the Facebook notifications and deal emails I receive on my gmail inbox have this warning message in red: "Warning: This message may not be from whom it claims to be. Beware of following any links in it or of providing the s