I am thankful that you guys care about the emotional aspects<br>of my situation and that you make good points regarding an<br>alternative to IRC.<br><br>But I am surprised that breaking privacy is obviously cool for<br>so many people, that nobody cares too much.
<br><br>I am using OpenProjects.Net / Freenode.Net since about<br>5 years. And Google Mail was topic on all kinds of channels<br>so often that I lost interest in it long ago, but ...<br>... the main points of many, many people was the EULA of
<br>Google Mail that could possibly be a risk for the privacy of<br>users.<br><br>The people talked about a company like Google. And their<br>stock price would fall extremely if they did anything bad with<br>the private data of its users.
<br><br>Here, we talk about Peer Directed Projects Center that is<br>tax exempt and taking donations from big companies and<br>popular open source projects. And for some unknown reason<br>something like privacy does not count. And to many people
<br>it seems to be alright that Christel Dahlskjaer gives my<br>phone number to one of my offenders.<br><br>Tolerance is a very good thing if it comes to peaceful help<br>for beginners. And tolerance is important if one person less
<br>is defaced and called a troll for expressing an uncomfortable<br>opinion. But I think there should be no tolerance for breaking<br>privacy of Freenode users.<br><br><br>Patrick Frank<br><br>