| [Edited because he outed himself.]
Recently Nik accused me of talking smack behind his back on the Internet. I find this confusing, especially since he immediately knew that I was talking about him on my blog and website.
Help me out: How is blogging publicly, and posting comics online at a publicly accessible website, supposed to be talking behind one's back, particularly when I am fully aware that the person follows these sites on a regular basis? Isn't saying something mean about someone on unrestricted postings or sites, about as public as it gets, even when one hides behind an "anonymous" or pseudonymous persona? Even if I hadn't yelled at the person on the phone, email, or via IM about several contentious issues, how could posting something in a publicly accessible Internet forum be treated differently than say, talking about something in a public arena in the real world? Could somebody please explain this to me in a logical manner that I am able to understand? This has been bugging me for days, and I am wondering if this new definition of "behind one's back" supposed to be a construct of the MySpace generation, just me being denser than an ingot of uranium or, just some weird justification to try to make me look like a meanie poop? Could somebody help me make some sense of this?
While we are at it, when did October 13th become last summer? |