"shame, shame, shame "
"what you have done in China is outrageous. I will no longer utilize Yahoo in any way."
"I recently traveled to China and it is a country at a crossroads, what you are doing is telling them the west thinks its acceptable to keep their communist, human rights abusing, regime in power, this is not the message i want to send, further your profit"
"Shame, shame, shame. I cannot imagine the in-house conversations that led you to believe your coporate actions were acceptable or in the best interest of Yahoo. Don't you think we talk to each other?"
"You can't sell your soul and expect people to continue to use your services--it's criminal that your policy supports intrusive investigation into people's free speech."
"shame on you yahoo, shame on you"
"yahoo's complicity with the chinese government is nothing less than corrupt business ethics. rationalization of business practices does nothing for those harmed by yahoo corporate decisions."
"no need to bow like that in front of a government. some limit must not be crossed doing business."
"Nicholas Kristof's 2/19 op/ed piece in the NYTimes clarified the issue for me. Yahoo has been my default home page and e-mail provider. Not anymore. I'm done unless and until Yahoo! takes significant steps to reverse and right this wrong."
"Shame on you. Has the corperation forgotton that it is legally a person, and forgotton that there are ethical actions more important than the almighty dollar? For shame."
"I have begun to shut down all contacts with Yahoo and will investigate DSL via satellite to end my service with SBC/ATT as yahoo partners. Where are their scruples?"
"Ghandi, Steven Biko, Bolivar, would all be at risk and their lives ended even sooner if they used used Yahoo services."
"I am ashamed of you. How can you help undermine freedom of speech and democracy. You ought to be ashamed of yourselves. I will not use your engine or products until you chane and apologize"
"You should be ashamed of yourselves."
"I was a user of launchcast, but have stopped"
