Seems Nobody Gives A Damn About Privacy
sulli writes "Remember how everyone got all up in arms about Yahoo's plans to spam and coldcall all of its members? Well, even if slashdot readers were pissed and angrily deleted their accounts, the vast majority of users did nothing. (New York Times, blah blah) So much for the big popular revolt, I guess. Market away, Yahoo!" Sigh.
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I first read the headline as Seems Nobody Gives A Damn About Piracy and was thinking to myself "Whoo-hoo!".
Yes, son?
I didn't do the blackout thing because I hated the Big Ads. I did it to see if a web community could engage in a dialogue with its providers about how to run that community. Slashdot seems to be falling apart at the seams some days, and I thought perhaps by starting a dialogue, we could change that. The dream of a community telling marketers how it should be marketed to seemed worth the sacrificing comments for a week.
But it didn't work. Which sucked. Maybe when Slashdot hits harder times, we'll try again. Something different next time. Without parentheses in it.
He who refuses to do arithmetic is doomed to talk nonsense.
Everyone I know opted out. Stop ur bitchin' and git in the kitchen and bake me some pie!
Actually.. A number of folks block doubleclick and never see the big dumb ads. Just because *YOU* did nothing..
Didn't you mean "Yes, Boy?"
I just saw a M$ Visual Studio .Net ad at the top. It may have been just some random ad, not specifically targeted here, but if so...
How long does it take a palestinian islamic whore to make a bomb?
9 months