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A little behind...
Jul. 20th, 2007 06:06 pmSo, um, apparently, LJ has finally been prodded enough to clarify those policies they were kind of desperately trying not to. But since fandom wouldn't shut the fuck up about them, they... have. I think. It's hard to tell. The incest fans have all of their panties in a twist now (you'd think that would help matters, since, y'know, that's why they write it). But. Dudes. You kind of brought it on yourselves.
So. Anyway. There's lots of whining and stuff, and I just. Don't. Get. why you people don't delete your livejournals and go elsewhere if LJ is so. Very. OPPRESSIVE for you.
It's not like trying to leave your house, your country, your religion or your fucking marriage.
I would like the ability to kill stupid people with my brain now.
In other news, I was told today that it's perfectly acceptable for the company I work for to hand out ALL of my personal information to whomever they want. That's just brilliant, that is. I discovered this because we're trying to get the billing address changed on one of the corporate Sprint accounts, and Sprint policy requires a copy of a drivers license to do so. And I said, "Company policy should state 'we don't give out employee personal information of that nature'." and was told by one of the upper management types that I was wrong.
M&I Bank: selling you down the river since forever.
So. Anyway. There's lots of whining and stuff, and I just. Don't. Get. why you people don't delete your livejournals and go elsewhere if LJ is so. Very. OPPRESSIVE for you.
It's not like trying to leave your house, your country, your religion or your fucking marriage.
I would like the ability to kill stupid people with my brain now.
In other news, I was told today that it's perfectly acceptable for the company I work for to hand out ALL of my personal information to whomever they want. That's just brilliant, that is. I discovered this because we're trying to get the billing address changed on one of the corporate Sprint accounts, and Sprint policy requires a copy of a drivers license to do so. And I said, "Company policy should state 'we don't give out employee personal information of that nature'." and was told by one of the upper management types that I was wrong.
M&I Bank: selling you down the river since forever.
