<![CDATA[Auren Hoffman's cynical ploy to set your profile "free" - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Auren Hoffman's cynical ploy to set your profile "free" - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Auren Hoffman's cynical ploy to set your profile "free"]]> You have no privacy, get over it. People are demanding that Rapleaf prove that they don't expose email addresses or sell them. Perhaps those same people should prove that the data Rapleaf hold and show can't be found with a little detective work because it's already visible on the web.

Julian Bond

]]> <![CDATA[Auren Hoffman's cynical ploy to set your profile "free"]]> The appearance of good intentions, from narcissistic imbeciles who think their lofty lucid-dreaming pronouncements can move mountains and develop matter from nothing -- by virtue of their royal Internet pedigree, it's bound to happen, right? And isn't this just a badly microwaved-warmed-over rehash of Captain Moonunit Steve Gillmor's, now discarded, Attention meme?

Hraesvelg

]]> <![CDATA[Auren Hoffman's cynical ploy to set your profile "free"]]> User retains ownership? Try this - go to Rapleaf and make up an email. It says "Hey, we haven't seen this email before. We'll have more information for you very soon. Either come back in an hour or click email and we'll email you when the results are ready."

Wait a second... Am I wrong or could you add someone to Rapleaf and then Rapleaf would collect all the info for you... info from social networks that you can't even find on Google...

PurpleStarfish

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