@Arun
I felt like ending it but your feeling about my incorrect use of the word has forced me to be back to add a few lines in this regard. I don't know if you have any legal background and I can cite innumberable Supreme verdicts where this particular word 'lure' in relation to 'smart' marketing practices, has been used by the learned judges.I accept that my English is not that strong but here I feel confident enough about its correctness.
Chinmoy Gulshanji has summed up my feeling aptly.
I have no legal background whatsoever and neither I would say that my English is perfect. But I am 100% sure that the word lure has negative overtone.
Here's the exact meaning of lure:
To lure" is to deliberately attract something (used in hunting and fishing).
Zurker is not luring users, luring would be to make a false promise and trap the end user in it. Zurker does neither. IT has not gone back against it's promise (yet) nor is the user trapped for ever. You can always close your account.
I am sure many of our respected judges may have used it, but I am also sure it would have been some ponzi scheme or fraud case. Though I would like to read anything on the contrary.
Anyways I would rest my case here. I think we can agree to disagree on this.
P.S. Chinmoy, I hope you are not taking any of this personally, you know how much I like and respect you!!!
