As you may have noticed, the Facebook privacy stories are rated very highly here.
For those of us in startups, we are either too busy to comment, too afraid to alienate potential customers with our opinions, or currently in stealth mode.
I'd venture to guess that most of the people here are not concerned with winning arguments on the internet by prestige, as you've described as the main reason to lose anonymity.
> As you may have noticed, the Facebook privacy stories are rated very highly here.
I think there may be a misunderstanding here. Facebook's problem is not that they make information about their users available, but that they do so after having been specifically directed not to. One can have no problem with the former, while being very much against the latter.
As you may have noticed, the Facebook privacy stories are rated very highly here.
For those of us in startups, we are either too busy to comment, too afraid to alienate potential customers with our opinions, or currently in stealth mode.
I'd venture to guess that most of the people here are not concerned with winning arguments on the internet by prestige, as you've described as the main reason to lose anonymity.