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Old 02-15-2023, 10:44 AM   #58
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Originally Posted by kandwo View Post
Oh, sure, we can discuss freely about privacy. But only if we're neutral or negative, since any positive comment would surely be construed as advocacy? That doesn't seem like a fair exchange of ideas to me.
There is a distinction between “This is how people justify piracy” and “this is why people pirate” and “This is why piracy is good” and “this is why I pirate” that isn’t that hard to grasp.

As for the article, Ars Technica is a highly respected news site owned by major magazine publisher Condé Nast. I thought the article interesting and the news important. We don’t tolerate advocacy of piracy at MobileRead, but that doesn’t mean we don’t think it exists. Again, not a difficult distinction.

As the OP, I’d like to see an end to the meta comments although people are free to go where the topic takes them otherwise.
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