> And why is he still your friend? Seriously, I have little respect for developers in such ventures
because what people do in their jobs have little to do with their values. It's an economic and financial transaction first, and rarely an ethical transaction.
I'm glad that people who worked on these sorts of software still have friends who dont think like you do. Using social ostracization to implement public policy is a terrible idea. Rather you ought to be doing activism and promote privacy and outlaw bossware.
because what people do in their jobs have little to do with their values. It's an economic and financial transaction first, and rarely an ethical transaction.
I'm glad that people who worked on these sorts of software still have friends who dont think like you do. Using social ostracization to implement public policy is a terrible idea. Rather you ought to be doing activism and promote privacy and outlaw bossware.