I worked for Scott at Meetup and can promise you that's the opposite of the truth. He's all about empowering people and communities, and disrupting traditional institutions. Read his full post on the page. He was making a prediction, not endorsing it.
Hey Josh, I wonder if your opinion is any different that Scott didn't mean it that way now that part two of the interview has come out at http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/04/founder-stories-heiferman-f... and he states clearly that he doesn't trust those who don't allow themselves to be tracked and monitored by Facebook? Seems pretty nefarious to me and not so easy to find it an innocuous comment. People do change, perhaps he has changed since you knew him.
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I worked for Scott at Meetup and can promise you that's the opposite of the truth. He's all about empowering people and communities, and disrupting traditional institutions. Read his full post on the page. He was making a prediction, not endorsing it.
Hey Josh, I wonder if your opinion is any different that Scott didn't mean it that way now that part two of the interview has come out at http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/04/founder-stories-heiferman-f... and he states clearly that he doesn't trust those who don't allow themselves to be tracked and monitored by Facebook? Seems pretty nefarious to me and not so easy to find it an innocuous comment. People do change, perhaps he has changed since you knew him.
OK thanks. It will be interesting to see what work we can do to prevent the dystopian outcome that Google and Facebook are working towards.