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1. michae+(OP)[view] [source] 2020-04-17 17:53:44
Essentialy zero isn't Zero at Amazon scale (or the scale of any large business)
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2. kennyw+g2[view] [source] 2020-04-17 18:12:10
>>michae+(OP)
Does an email server processing n emails per second require more power to process n+1 emails per second? My suspicion is that unless that +1 hits some capacity limit, the number of emails we're talking about required to organize union activities would be undetectable.

That said, even if it is detectible, I think that employees should be allowed to drain some small amount of a company's resources to organize. I am allowed to use company resources for emails like "who wants to go for beers after work?" why should I not be allowed to send "who wants to go organize collective action after work?"

3. Talane+f4[view] [source] 2020-04-17 18:26:39
>>michae+(OP)
There's still some drain from resources spent monitoring and stopping it. Even though you're already monitoring, you just end up with two cancelling out "essentially zeros."
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