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"An Indian venture capitalist is mounting an international legal campaign to pressure major media outlets to remove his name from articles or take down the stories altogether, Confider has learned.
In a move that has press freedom campaigners troubled, Rajat Khare, co-founder of Appin, an India-based tech company, has used a variety of law firms in a number of different jurisdictions to threaten these U.S., British, Swiss, Indian, and French-language media organizations."
His name is Rajat Khare. Streisand effect activate !
I share the sentiment. But it's a little tacky to call for a Streisand effect. It's like saying "guys, I'm a cool dude, right?!"
Edit: bros, I know what the Streisand effect is. I just think it's tacky that someone says "hey, let's go Streisand effect on this person!"
It's not like saying that at all.
It is.
Streisand Effect is a story becoming big because it's being surpressed. Not a promo deal.
I know that. It just feels like when people write "Twitter, do your thing."
Not even remotely the same.
I disagree with your opinion.
Not an opinion, but go off.
It is, tho. Otherwise, feel free to elaborate.
It's a fact.
I know what the effect is. Did people really misunderstand my comment? I didn't question what the Streisand effect is. I pointed out how stupid sounds to say "hey guys, let's make a Streisand effect!!!"
I think by "Streisand effect, Engage" he is saying that the world has now engaged in the Streisand effect, not that he himself is activating the entirety of the internet and media to start pushing the idea.
That's not how I interpreted it. I would accept what you're saying if OP said "engaged" instead of "engage."