Posted by
Marcus G. Daniels on
Feb 15, 2021; 6:05pm
URL: http://friam.383.s1.nabble.com/A-public-letter-to-Nick-cc-any-that-write-here-tp7600765p7600771.html
I object for a different reason: It suggests that the person ought to reply. It's calling a person out by name rather than by letting the content of a reply speak for itself. Since there are by design many eyes (potentially) on a list e-mail, inviting some to respond but not others is counterproductive.
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Ha! This is why the internet is such an Exquisite Corpse. No Nick, that's not my point at all. It's not even slightly about hypocrisy. It's about *obsolete* conceptions of privacy. It is literally impossible to have a conversation with one other person on the internet, performative or not. Here's a nice way to put it:
https://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=5310"I simply accept that, in the age of instantaneous communication, there are no walled gardens: anything you say to a dozen or more people, you might as well broadcast to the planet."
So, by continuing your salutations, you are not being hypocritical or (merely) performative. You're basing your post on (not even) *wrong* ideas, on a complete misunderstanding of the medium.
On 2/14/21 8:13 PM,
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> It grows out of things Glen has said about the implicit hypocrisy of
> writing to a person while posting to a list. I think he is wrong about that, but in a right sort of way. I think one can have a discussion with one person as a performance before an interested audience without being a hypocrite. The aspiration is to draw the larger audience in and to see the larger scope of the discussion.
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