Even three plus years later, hearing your name makes me want to throw up.” Slate reporter Will Oremus uncovered two messages of note: one from a recruiter at another news organization asking if he was interested in a job opening there (“Good thing I wasn’t!” Will told me) and one from someone “whose father’s death I reported on a few years ago.” The second message began: “You’re the most disgusting man on this earth. Double X editor Kate Julian discovered this gem in her inbox from Scott, a “widow”: “hello kate, hello pretty,how re you ?my name is Scott,am sngle,am a widow…i saw your profile now then i decided to mail you…you look so good,i will love to know more about you …do take care.”īut not all the missing messages were like this. Granted, a fair amount of what they discovered there was spam. And when I sent those angry emails to my colleagues, none of them knew about the Other tab either. To be clear, I haven’t activated those new features: My problem was with only the most basic Facebook messages.
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