Interesting And Funny!
Schools As Usual Overreact To What They Consider A Potential Threat To Their Dominance.
Sure I Understand Blacklisting The 119 People For Viewing Their Acceptance Letters, Nevertheless, 1 Person Exploits The Security Hole And All Take The Punishment. This Is Stupidity At It's Finest! Not Only Does It Not Solve The Problem Of Finding The Person Responsible It Just Pushes The Problem Forward. If The Security Team Done Their Job We Would Not Be Having This Problem. Unethical? I Think Not. People Naturally Fear What They Do Not Understand. So The Natural Response To A Security Breech Is to Blacklist 118 Innocent People? If Anyone Is In Need Of An Ethics Checkup, It's The Schools Who Blacklisted The Students. Find The Person Responsible And Let Him Be Responsible For His Own Actions! Punishing All Just Because It's Convient Is UnJust.
- Not Surprised At The Stupidity Of People
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Interesting And Funny! Schools As Usual Overreact To What They Consider A Potential Threat To Their Dominance. Sure I Understand Blacklisting The 119 People For Viewing Their Acceptance Letters, Nevertheless, 1 Person Exploits The Security Hole And All Take The Punishment. This Is Stupidity At It's Finest! Not Only Does It Not Solve The Problem Of Finding The Person Responsible It Just Pushes The Problem Forward. If The Security Team Done Their Job We Would Not Be Having This Problem. Unethical? I Think Not. People Naturally Fear What They Do Not Understand. So The Natural Response To A Security Breech Is to Blacklist 118 Innocent People? If Anyone Is In Need Of An Ethics Checkup, It's The Schools Who Blacklisted The Students. Find The Person Responsible And Let Him Be Responsible For His Own Actions! Punishing All Just Because It's Convient Is UnJust. - Not Surprised At The Stupidity Of People BTT-KLLER