Regarding individuals and sources of information

[Xylaquin]

Artur it's not a case of what they say, it's that I think to some degree people shouldn't bug developers' personal lives......if you get me?

Then again, the more you bug a developer company the more likely they'll act on it.

I'm only advising/suggesting here.

[Artur]

The guys profile wasn't public, it was set to private, but somehow the guy was found through search and you can message anyone, whether or not they have a private account or not.

I see. I don't use facebook, so I can only guess on what I see from screens or other people talking about it.

Artur it's not a case of what they say, it's that I think to some degree people shouldn't bug developers' personal lives......if you get me?
Then again, the more you bug a developer company the more likely they'll act on it.
I'm only advising/suggesting here.

Yeah and I said, I know what you meant with it ^^

[Sebphoton]

I see. I don't use facebook, so I can only guess on what I see from screens or other people talking about it.
Yeah and I said, I know what you meant with it ^^

Yeah. Its not really that bad. I don't blame the guy who sent him the message really, but it would just be annoying if multiple people were searching any name of employees and kept messaging them all the time.

Twitter accounts, anything public is different. They can always ignore them. Though I don't support flooding them for no reason because that doesn't get anyone anywhere. FezzyBear leads a good example here. Ask when the times are right. I know that Drk contacted crytek over Twitter about the rumors, which makes a lot of sense because its a big question. Crytek knows what they can reveal and what they can't. It's best to go straight to the public relations type people/groups. Going to individual employees results in 99.9% nothing or 0.1% them getting in trouble for breaking a NDA.