I also believe nothing good is will come from reckless disclosures of private or mundane information under the guise of "public interest".
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Replying to @zeynep
lol. From here on, it's lol & mute.
Screenshot because I'm still blocked! See above for multiple long-form pieces.pic.twitter.com/7vH6LCVIbr
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Replying to @zeynep
Hey
@zeynep, one thing you haven't pointed out is that the mere expectation of@wikileaks affects discourse in Turkey, taking attn away.2 replies 2 retweets 2 likes -
Replying to @el33th4xor
Very true. There was a lot of expectation and effort--that turned out to be wasted.
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Replying to @zeynep
they build up expectations with their media blitz, then release a worthless dump,fatiguing the crowd's attention & redirecting focus
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Replying to @el33th4xor
This is so true. It was hyped for days with the misrepresentation. It's mindbogglingly irresponsible given ease of verification.
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Replying to @zeynep
is it that hard for WL to locate a Turkish speaker?? The whole thing is so bizarre. And I say this as a big (former) WL supporter.
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Replying to @el33th4xor
The whole thing is inexplicably bizarre, especially since the documents in question aren't complicated.
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Replying to @el33th4xor
I had many WL supporters say "so what if all women's addresses in Turkey become public? Don't you have phone books?" *headdesk*
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What to say? Let alone risk that vigilantes shows up at home of dissident female journalists—as during the Gezi Park protests.
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