Purnaresa Yuliartanto, AWS Senior Solutions Architect: A Public Post on Private Conversations
Purnaresa Yuliartanto wrote a public LinkedIn post saying that publicly posting private conversations is wrong. In my AWS essay I noted that he "always put a critics on public". This post sets out what that post says and what I cannot infer from it.
This article does not claim that Purnaresa Yuliartanto wrote about me, acted against me or did anything improper. His post names no one, and a view on privacy is a legitimate one to hold.
This is my account and my opinion. It is not a finding by any court, regulator or employer. The full list is in the original essay.
Scope and identity note
- Who: the person whose public LinkedIn shows the name "Purnaresa Y", Sr Solutions Architect AWS, Jakarta, with AWS and BINUS University listed. I spell his surname as in my earlier headline. The profile itself shows only the initial.
- Sources: a screenshot of his profile and a screenshot of one public post, reproduced only in text here. The post showed about 45 reactions and one repost, and was about two years old when I captured it.
- Contact: I show no private message to or from him.
What I observed
- His post reads, in part: "Publicly posting private conversations is wrong. The word 'private' is there for a reason." It goes on to say that people should be careful when chatting on digital platforms and calls itself a self-reminder.
- In my hub essay I summarised him as someone who "always put a critics on public". That was my reading, not a quotation, and it was a reading of how I felt about his posts.
- The post does not name me, AWS or any event. I do not know what prompted it.
What the record shows
- The post shows his view on private conversations, in his own words, with a date range and engagement figures.
- The profile shows his role and employer.
What I cannot say
- That the post was aimed at me. It names no one.
- That he is a critic of mine. I show no post of his that refers to me.
- That his view is wrong. Many people hold it, and my own writing has published screenshots that others may regard as private.
Where I am probably wrong
I may have taken a general reminder personally. His point has merit, and my own practice should be held to it: I redact third-party data in what I publish and I will fix any case where I have not.
Right of reply and correction policy
Purnaresa Yuliartanto is invited to send a response, correction or added context. A substantive response may be published alongside this article, subject to reasonable editing for privacy, safety and relevance. If reliable evidence shows that any factual statement here is wrong, or that the identification is mistaken, I will correct it promptly and note the change. Requests for removal of personal data will be considered in good faith.
Published by Rahmat Wibowo, InfraLoka — infraloka.co.id
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