> prompting outrage when there isn't a good reason for it.
Can you expand on why there's 'no good reason for it'?
The equivalent is my peering in your window to see and note down what you rub one out to... every time. And you don't know what I do with that information or where it will leak to.
Can you expand on why there's 'no good reason for it'?
The equivalent is my peering in your window to see and note down what you rub one out to... every time. And you don't know what I do with that information or where it will leak to.
That sounds perfectly fine to you, does it?