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Mark Zuckerberg is TIME Magazine's Person of the Year? Where's the "dislike" button? TIME Magazine praises Mark Zuckerberg for creating a system that has connected people around the world with each other. As for Person of the Year, we couldn't find the dislike button on Facebook for TIME's choice, so we made our own. Here's our version of the magazine: Unfortunately, the terms under which he claims to have done this set a terrible precedent for our future — for our control over the software we use to interact with each other, for control over our data, and for our privacy. The damage is not limited to Facebook users. Because so many sites — including TIME — use Facebook's user-tracking "Like" button, Zuckerberg is able to collect information about people who aren't even users of his site. These are precedents which hurt our ability to freely connect with each other. He has created a network that is first and foremost a gold mine for government surveillance and advertisers. This much is evident from Facebook's outward behavior — but things could actually be much worse than we know. The fact that Facebook's code is hidden from view means that its users are not connecting directly with each other. They are speaking to Mr. Zuckerberg, who first writes down and files away everything said, and then maybe relays it to the intended destination, if it suits him. In some cases he does not — witness the recent reports of Facebook's messaging service blocking messages based on the words and links in them, because those links point to services which Facebook would prefer we not discuss. Fortunately, there are many efforts underway to provide distributed, user-controlled services to facilitate connection between people, including GNU social, status.net, Crabgrass, Appleseed and Diaspora. These services will not have the same kinds of problems, because both the communication-handling code and the communication data will be in the hands of the people doing the communicating. These efforts will eventually succeed. We hope that when they do, TIME will remedy its mistaken reasoning by awarding the Person of the Year appropriately. Copy and paste this code for your own website! <a href="http://www.fsf.org/fb"><img src="http://static.fsf.org/nosvn/no-facebook-me.png" alt="Not f'd — you won't find me on Facebook" /></a> In the meantime, you can encourage people not to connect with Zuckerberg while thinking that they are connecting with you, by putting this button on your blog or web site, with a link to whatever method you would prefer they use to contact you directly — maybe your http://identi.ca or other status.net account. Alternatively, you could point it at this post or any of the better articles pointing out the problems with Facebook, such as "With friends like these ..." by Tom Hodgkinson, or the resources available at http://autonomo.us — especially the "Franklin Street Statement on Freedom and Network Services". Our button, of course, is not linked to any surveillance database or tracking system. Download our dislike button and put it on your website, or print your own dislike stickers. All buttons released under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license. Fuente: http://www.fsf.org/facebook PD: Banner agregado en mi sitio porque No me banco a Zuckerberg, tampoco que lo eligieran como personaje del año cuando tenía que ser assange, el negocio y los fuertes vinculos con Microsoft, Cia y etc... son innegables y nos toman el pelo. Además soy víctima de unas tantas de tener que enterarme que alguien falsifico una cuenta mia la cuenta el Facebook Team me toma el pelo y me manda un mensaje automatico diciendo que tengo que denunciarlo en su perfil (Para esto necesitas cuenta cuak...) y para enviar una denuncia sin tener cuenta es un garrón así como antes era cerrar la cuenta. Me despido con un: Not f'd — you won't find me on Facebook Salud! Aguante identi.ca y gnewbook :) -- , , / \ ((__-^^-,-^^-__)) `-_---' `---_-' `--|o` 'o|--' \ ` / ): :( :o_o: "-" Gnu/Linux ////////////////////////////////////////// Javier Villalba ////////////////////////////////////////// Pc Ajedrez! - Comunidad Ajedrecista http://www.pcajedrez.com/ (Viva el Software Libre al 100% !!!) ////////////////////////////////////////// Correo Electrónico: jvillalba en pcajedrez.com Identi.ca: http://identi.ca/pcajedrez
On Tuesday 28 December 2010 09:18:17 Javier Villalba wrote:
Mark Zuckerberg is TIME Magazine's Person of the Year? Where's the "dislike" button? TIME Magazine praises Mark Zuckerberg for creating a system that has connected people around the world with each other.
As for Person of the Year, we couldn't find the dislike button on Facebook for TIME's choice, so we made our own. Here's our version of the magazine:
Unfortunately, the terms under which he claims to have done this set a terrible precedent for our future — for our control over the software we use to interact with each other, for control over our data, and for our privacy. The damage is not limited to Facebook users. Because so many sites — including TIME — use Facebook's user-tracking "Like" button, Zuckerberg is able to collect information about people who aren't even users of his site. These are precedents which hurt our ability to freely connect with each other. He has created a network that is first and foremost a gold mine for government surveillance and advertisers.
This much is evident from Facebook's outward behavior — but things could actually be much worse than we know. The fact that Facebook's code is hidden from view means that its users are not connecting directly with each other. They are speaking to Mr. Zuckerberg, who first writes down and files away everything said, and then maybe relays it to the intended destination, if it suits him. In some cases he does not — witness the recent reports of Facebook's messaging service blocking messages based on the words and links in them, because those links point to services which Facebook would prefer we not discuss.
Fortunately, there are many efforts underway to provide distributed, user-controlled services to facilitate connection between people, including GNU social, status.net, Crabgrass, Appleseed and Diaspora. These services will not have the same kinds of problems, because both the communication-handling code and the communication data will be in the hands of the people doing the communicating.
These efforts will eventually succeed. We hope that when they do, TIME will remedy its mistaken reasoning by awarding the Person of the Year appropriately.
Copy and paste this code for your own website! <a href="http://www.fsf.org/fb"><img src="http://static.fsf.org/nosvn/no-facebook-me.png" alt="Not f'd — you won't find me on Facebook" /></a>
In the meantime, you can encourage people not to connect with Zuckerberg while thinking that they are connecting with you, by putting this button on your blog or web site, with a link to whatever method you would prefer they use to contact you directly — maybe your http://identi.ca or other status.net account.
Alternatively, you could point it at this post or any of the better articles pointing out the problems with Facebook, such as "With friends like these ..." by Tom Hodgkinson, or the resources available at http://autonomo.us — especially the "Franklin Street Statement on Freedom and Network Services".
Our button, of course, is not linked to any surveillance database or tracking system. Download our dislike button and put it on your website, or print your own dislike stickers.
All buttons released under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.
Fuente: http://www.fsf.org/facebook
PD: Banner agregado en mi sitio porque No me banco a Zuckerberg, tampoco que lo eligieran como personaje del año cuando tenía que ser assange, el negocio y los fuertes vinculos con Microsoft, Cia y etc... son innegables y nos toman el pelo. Además soy víctima de unas tantas de tener que enterarme que alguien falsifico una cuenta mia la cuenta el Facebook Team me toma el pelo y me manda un mensaje automatico diciendo que tengo que denunciarlo en su perfil (Para esto necesitas cuenta cuak...) y para enviar una denuncia sin tener cuenta es un garrón así como antes era cerrar la cuenta.
Me despido con un: Not f'd — you won't find me on Facebook
Salud! Aguante identi.ca y gnewbook :)
excelente como había sacado una cuenta en facebook hace años para ver cómo funcionaba, y no la había usado, la borré ahora dd acá http://www.lainterfaz.com/2008/02/18/ya-es-posible-eliminar-permanentemente-... http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=delete_account y puse un banner en mi blog http://marcospcmusica.wordpress.com/about/ :D -- Marcos Guglielmetti ▲ :::::::::::::::::: M U S I X ::::::::::::::::::::: ▼ www.musix.org.ar www.ovejafm.com _______________________________________________ Para encontrarte con activistas del movimiento social del software libre envia un mail a [email protected] y luego respondé el mail de bienvenida. PD: usen dukgo.com es genial y va camino a ser totalmente libre ¡y no te espía! :-D ¿Cuáles serían las libertades esenciales en Medios de Comunicación Libres? listas, sitios, etc. 0) La libertad de usar los medios de comunicación con cualquier propósito (uso) 1) La libertad de auditar los medios de comunicación y adaptarlos a tus necesidades. El acceso a los paneles de administración es una condición previa para esto. (estudio) 2) La libertad de crear otros usuarios y medios de comunicación, con lo que puedes ayudar a tu prójimo. (copia) 3) La libertad de modificar en los medios de comunicación y hacer públicas las mejoras a los demás, de modo que toda la comunidad se beneficie. El acceso al panel de administración es un requisito previo para esto. (mejora) "our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty" Einstein
On Tuesday 28 December 2010 13:26:45 Marcos Germán Guglielmetti wrote:
On Tuesday 28 December 2010 09:18:17 Javier Villalba wrote:
Mark Zuckerberg is TIME Magazine's Person of the Year? Where's the "dislike" button? TIME Magazine praises Mark Zuckerberg for creating a system that has connected people around the world with each other.
As for Person of the Year, we couldn't find the dislike button on Facebook for TIME's choice, so we made our own. Here's our version of the magazine:
Unfortunately, the terms under which he claims to have done this set a terrible precedent for our future — for our control over the software we use to interact with each other, for control over our data, and for our privacy. The damage is not limited to Facebook users. Because so many sites — including TIME — use Facebook's user-tracking "Like" button, Zuckerberg is able to collect information about people who aren't even users of his site. These are precedents which hurt our ability to freely connect with each other. He has created a network that is first and foremost a gold mine for government surveillance and advertisers.
This much is evident from Facebook's outward behavior — but things could actually be much worse than we know. The fact that Facebook's code is hidden from view means that its users are not connecting directly with each other. They are speaking to Mr. Zuckerberg, who first writes down and files away everything said, and then maybe relays it to the intended destination, if it suits him. In some cases he does not — witness the recent reports of Facebook's messaging service blocking messages based on the words and links in them, because those links point to services which Facebook would prefer we not discuss.
Fortunately, there are many efforts underway to provide distributed, user-controlled services to facilitate connection between people, including GNU social, status.net, Crabgrass, Appleseed and Diaspora. These services will not have the same kinds of problems, because both the communication-handling code and the communication data will be in the hands of the people doing the communicating.
These efforts will eventually succeed. We hope that when they do, TIME will remedy its mistaken reasoning by awarding the Person of the Year appropriately.
Copy and paste this code for your own website! <a href="http://www.fsf.org/fb"><img src="http://static.fsf.org/nosvn/no-facebook-me.png" alt="Not f'd — you won't find me on Facebook" /></a>
In the meantime, you can encourage people not to connect with Zuckerberg while thinking that they are connecting with you, by putting this button on your blog or web site, with a link to whatever method you would prefer they use to contact you directly — maybe your http://identi.ca or other status.net account.
Alternatively, you could point it at this post or any of the better articles pointing out the problems with Facebook, such as "With friends like these ..." by Tom Hodgkinson, or the resources available at http://autonomo.us — especially the "Franklin Street Statement on Freedom and Network Services".
Our button, of course, is not linked to any surveillance database or tracking system. Download our dislike button and put it on your website, or print your own dislike stickers.
All buttons released under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.
Fuente: http://www.fsf.org/facebook
PD: Banner agregado en mi sitio porque No me banco a Zuckerberg, tampoco que lo eligieran como personaje del año cuando tenía que ser assange, el negocio y los fuertes vinculos con Microsoft, Cia y etc... son innegables y nos toman el pelo. Además soy víctima de unas tantas de tener que enterarme que alguien falsifico una cuenta mia la cuenta el Facebook Team me toma el pelo y me manda un mensaje automatico diciendo que tengo que denunciarlo en su perfil (Para esto necesitas cuenta cuak...) y para enviar una denuncia sin tener cuenta es un garrón así como antes era cerrar la cuenta.
Me despido con un: Not f'd — you won't find me on Facebook
Salud! Aguante identi.ca y gnewbook :)
excelente
como había sacado una cuenta en facebook hace años para ver cómo funcionaba, y no la había usado, la borré ahora
dd acá http://www.lainterfaz.com/2008/02/18/ya-es-posible-eliminar-permanentemente -tu-cuenta-de-facebook/
http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=delete_account
y puse un banner en mi blog
http://marcospcmusica.wordpress.com/about/
:D
http://marcospcmusica.files.wordpress.com/2006/10/no_facebook_es1.png hice ese banner traducido al español :D -- Marcos Guglielmetti ▲ :::::::::::::::::: M U S I X ::::::::::::::::::::: ▼ www.musix.org.ar www.ovejafm.com _______________________________________________ Para encontrarte con activistas del movimiento social del software libre envia un mail a [email protected] y luego respondé el mail de bienvenida. PD: usen dukgo.com es genial y va camino a ser totalmente libre ¡y no te espía! :-D ¿Cuáles serían las libertades esenciales en Medios de Comunicación Libres? listas, sitios, etc. 0) La libertad de usar los medios de comunicación con cualquier propósito (uso) 1) La libertad de auditar los medios de comunicación y adaptarlos a tus necesidades. El acceso a los paneles de administración es una condición previa para esto. (estudio) 2) La libertad de crear otros usuarios y medios de comunicación, con lo que puedes ayudar a tu prójimo. (copia) 3) La libertad de modificar en los medios de comunicación y hacer públicas las mejoras a los demás, de modo que toda la comunidad se beneficie. El acceso al panel de administración es un requisito previo para esto. (mejora) "our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty" Einstein
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