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From:  dsng |
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August 31st, 2005 08:40 pm (UTC)
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Frankly, I'm very disappointed that a few people I know personally (actually, I suspect I know you geekgeek personally) would take the position that linking is an act that requires permission. Google creates a million links without permission a day. Icerocket and Technorati link to numerous very personal blogs on a daily basis, and Blogger and livejournal give them the permission to do so - which means you can just type any salacious phrase into their search blogs function to find very personal information. Even livejournal, the blogging tool with the most privacy functions, clearly lets you add people as friends without asking their permission or letting them change that fact, which means once you click on your "friends" button all their posts are there to see.
Of course, I agree that posting an e-mail address or phone number is wrong, as is communicating any information about someone else that cannot be found in the public sphere, or revealing something that was password-protected. But posting a link to a site that one can find on Google, via the Navbar on Blogspot, or on Technorati / Icerocket - please.
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From: geekgeek |
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September 1st, 2005 09:50 pm (UTC)
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I can see where the both of you are coming from. However, this is where I'm coming from.
Google is a search engine. When one uses a search engine, one is not necessarily looking for a personal blog of say, Mr X. Google does not specifically list out every single blog that it has archived, when you do a search, only pages that have been crawled by Google's spiders and bots will show up, hence if word "Y" does that one searches for does not show up on Mr X's blog, then Mr X's blog will not show up. In the billions of webpages that are stored in Google's cache, the chance of 1 person finding a specific blog of Mr X if he/she does not know what are the contents of Mr X's blog, are probably roughly the same as the probability of a monkey banging away at a keyboard typing out the complete works of Shakespeare.
Tomorrow.sg works differently. It is a site that one goes to specifically to look for blogs, and the function of Tomorrow.sg appears to be that of publishing blogs that are somehow connected to Singapore. By weeding out all the chaff (i.e. websites that are not blogs), you significantly increase the probability that a particular blog in Singapore will be found and highlighted. Moreover, one does not need to do a search on Tomorrow, one could simply browse the site and come across a particular blog of Mr X.
Daryl, while it is true that you can add "friends" in LJ without the other person consenting, the reverse is not, i.e you can only see locked entries of "friends" if they have added you to (implicitly, this could be taken as the author of the blog giving "permission"). However, I do not think LJ users are at risk, nor are tech savvy users, however, much as we might like to think that this world has been totally geekified, the truth is there are more people out there who are only just learning about the Internet, than there are people who can code entire websites in one day, and frighteningly, they are the ones who stand to lose the most.
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