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#2Theoretically could be an amazing move towards transparency and encouraging better corporate behaviour. What remains to be seen is how easily it can be gamed and whether gaming it is easier than complying (and rewarded).
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#3Theoretically could be an amazing move towards transparency and encouraging better corporate behaviour. What remains to be seen is how easily it can be gamed and whether gaming it is easier than complying (and rewarded).
>>could be an amazing move towards transparency and encouraging better corporate behaviour.
What about small and family businesses? Did you read Marc Andreeseen tweets linking to communism?
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#4Scamming people with their guilty conscience, either for money or control, while actually doing nothing significant.
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#5Can you please astroturf slightly less obviously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34424207 & https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34424218 & https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34424229
'Ask HN' is to get information, not to push a point of view, which is so clearly what you are doing - starting multiple threads on the same topic and asking leading questions below.
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#6Theoretically could be an amazing move towards transparency and encouraging better corporate behaviour. What remains to be seen is how easily it can be gamed and whether gaming it is easier than complying (and rewarded).
>>could be an amazing move towards transparency and encouraging better corporate behaviour. What about small and family businesses? Did you read Marc Andreeseen tweets linking to communism?
It is that carbon tax at Enron wanted to control. It hits small businesses and the poor like a baseball bat.