[flagged]
replyWhy should anyone who's not a Klingon care about "honor"?
replyA part of living in society is following societal norms.
replyExactly. It is societal norm to not harass other people, whether you do it online or offline. Do you realise how incoherent you are?
replyWriting both your original comment and this comment, together in the same context, frankly appears as a form of anti-social insanity.
reply"It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly stick society" - Krishnamurti
replyWhat in the hell is that supposed to mean? 7 members of the security team of a mega corporation cooperated in a sustained, coordinated, criminal campaign to intimidate journalists critical of eBay.
replyThe journalists, well within their rights, went to the law.
The state brought criminal charges against the 7 employees, and they served/are serving time.
The journalists further brought a civil complaint, and were compensated handsomely.
It means that there are societal rules and customs that exist outside of the law. Imagine if Google were to send all people who reported security vulnerability in their services to jail for committing a felony under the CFAA. There are more ways to handle online actions that just sending it through the legal system for the other person to be punished.
replyI guess you think she should've shipped spiders and bags of poop back?
reply