Software outside the laws of morality

Question

Software and Internet Services

There is information on the creation of "bad" software, on the framework for its creation.
Basically, the software is designed for spam/social invites. networks, but is also used for more peaceful purposes.

There is a desire to write about it in a competent literary language.

But, there is no karma even for a personal blog.
In this regard, I want to know your opinion - should this information be disclosed on Habré?

PS
Why? Then, that knowledge will eventually raise the level of confrontation between “a hired site coder and a freelancer” to a higher and more interesting level. The philosophy of this action can be discussed separately, there are many interesting thoughts that need to be discussed.

Answer 1

The best way to find out whether or not to write a particular post is to write it and publish it. And then evaluate the reaction.
If there is not enough karma, you can make a squeeze and post it in this section. In my experience, interesting answers-topics are noticed, and if you unobtrusively ask to add karma for a full-fledged publication, then you will receive it.
You can also apply a dirty hack - order a test drive of a corporate blog service and publish a post there. In corp. A blog can be written with any level of karma.

Answer 2

I would respect

Answer 3

Catch the plus, now there should be enough karma for publication, and then we'll see what's what. If anything, you can always hide the publication

Answer 4

IMHO, it should, first of all, for developers of social networks (not necessarily hired, by the way) - forewarned is forearmed :)

Answer 5

Hmm… Framework? Well, I think if the article is about topics close to the viking, human emulator or hrummer, karma will be merged.
But it's still interesting to read.

Answer 6

habrahabr.ru/blogs/personal/109189/
Wrote the introduction.
It is not quite on this topic, but it is required for the full picture.
If I get approval, I will write a lot and for a long time, in the future there will be many technical details, because I write the code with the same enthusiasm.