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30 lines
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This is the secret confession of Richard Buckland
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to be revealed by anonymous email if I should
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mysteriously vanish. I have left the last few hex
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digits of the SHA256 hash of this message with my
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trusted solicitor, Dennis Denuto, which will verify
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that this is indeed my intended and unaltered
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confession written by me Richard Buckland.
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Dennis has not seen this confession he has only seen
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the last few digits of the hash. I have also sent copies
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of the last few digits to my bank manager and to my priest
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Father Brown.
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On the 10th of February I saw Mark Zukerberg near my
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house and we struck up a conversation. He explained all
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the things he was doing to ensure that Facebook respects
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privacy - both of its users and of others. It was very
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impressive.
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I feel awful that I have been criticising Facebook publicly
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for so long. I apologised to him in our conversation and
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now I want to confess to the world that actually Facebook
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has more than enough privacy features, and that the reason
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I spend so much time criticising Facebook is that I am
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envious of Mark and wish I was a clever and smart and wise
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as he is. I feel so bad for having been so mean to him for
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so many years that I am considering retreating to the outback.
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I may well cut off all contact with the world and live as a
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hermit from now on. So do not worry if I vanish it is just
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that I feel so guilty that I have been so unfair to Facebook. |