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 Registered Member #101 Joined: Thu Mar 06 2008, 12:35AMPosts: 35 | http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/03/20/simon_davies_of_privacy_international_and_8020_thinking_on_phorm.html "Second, the British Public, who apparently SO support PI, donate an average of £130 a year to us. We receive more from citizens of India, even during the height of the ID card battle." --- This is a little worrying - are we being punished for not supporting PI? I didn't even know they exited before the Phorm issue. I don't think the work that Simon Davies has done for Phorm will make it more likely for PI to get donations - completely the reverse tbh. I can see the need to make a living - but I didn't force Simon to do the work he does for PI for free. I appreciate anyone who does voluntary work for the good of society, but I think he is a lot better off financially than I am. Even so I may still have made a contribution if I had known it was needed. I just have a problem with the way the report was used by Phorm. If Simon didn't think Phorm would use the report in this way I think he is being unbelievably naive. Last point the "engagement" idea has been tried before I think its called appeasement. [ Edited Sat Mar 22 2008, 03:38PM ] | ||
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