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This is a really good thing. Not because I want everybody to marry their same gender [1] (each has the right to choose whom adult to love)], but rather because if they can get protection it means that we as a nation are moving in the right direction. It means we are becoming less judgmental and prejudiced for the sake of it. At least I hope so.

[1] Personally though I think two woman having sex is kinky and quite erotic. Two guys, not so much but to each their own. I'm male by the way.


I agree with your premise but why the footnote? It adds absolutely nothing to the conversation.


The footnote also is disparaging of gay men, since it implies they are not nice.


Darn! Foiled again by not keeping my mouth shut. Ho well, time to create a new account.


I know your comment is well intentioned but it still rubs me the wrong way so I apologize if I offend you in any way since that is not really my point.

It feels wrong to tell the web master that he should modify the website to pay tribute to somebody you think is important (whether true or not I'm not sure it is really relevant). Especially considering that I myself do not know who the guy is and yet I've been in the field for 10 years (call me stupid).

The whole comment feels quite presumptuous. Honoring Aaron Swartz seemed like a no brainer but other than that is it really OK to put PG on the spot. What happens if he decides not to do it, will you think of him badly?


In my experience, whenever a death in the industry makes the frontpage of HN, the black banner has come out. I don't think it's terribly presumptuous to bring it up. I won't hold any ill will toward pg or the rest of the HN mods if they decide he wasn't significant enough or close enough to the HN community or whatever.


You are over-thinking it.


That is funny. I've been told many times that I over think stuff. Turns out a lot of time it is true and it probably is this time.


>>The only thing missing is automatic enforcement of the many petty crimes we commit each day

We already have this. Red light cameras.


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