Thanks for pointing out that parenthetical; I’d forgotten that it was repeated and should have checked before writing above.
I’m still very confused on how to go from “doesn’t want the name included in Time” and “does want the name included in Twitter” to whether we should include the name in discussions on the EA Forum.
(Ex: I think it’s ok that I linked to the non-Forum original of a post that someone had deleted from the Forum, but I think maybe your argument here would say that I should be respecting their desire not to have it discussed on the Forum?)
I think it is much safer to mention someone who was named in the article than someone who wasn’t. Putting your name in TIME magazine isn’t a blanket invitation to discuss everything you have ever said or done, but redacting a name from TIME magazine is a strong request not to discuss the name or related details.
Let’s start with the basics and respect the request of women who asked that they and others not be named.
Thanks for pointing out that parenthetical; I’d forgotten that it was repeated and should have checked before writing above.
I’m still very confused on how to go from “doesn’t want the name included in Time” and “does want the name included in Twitter” to whether we should include the name in discussions on the EA Forum.
(Ex: I think it’s ok that I linked to the non-Forum original of a post that someone had deleted from the Forum, but I think maybe your argument here would say that I should be respecting their desire not to have it discussed on the Forum?)
I think it is much safer to mention someone who was named in the article than someone who wasn’t. Putting your name in TIME magazine isn’t a blanket invitation to discuss everything you have ever said or done, but redacting a name from TIME magazine is a strong request not to discuss the name or related details.
Let’s start with the basics and respect the request of women who asked that they and others not be named.