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> The real people in charge have objected to what happened. Have they objected publicly, and made it clear that MLH's actions were unacceptable?
by 13thLetter 11y ago
> The real people in charge have objected to what happened.
Have they objected publicly, and made it clear that MLH's actions were unacceptable?
- whiteboarder 11y agoYes. Here is a link to the response of one of the Hack the North Directors: https://www.reddit.com/r/uwaterloo/comments/3ln4cz/two_hackers_get_kicked_out_of_hack_the_north_for/cv7oip3 https://www.reddit.com/r/uwaterloo/comments/3ln4cz/two_hacke... From the link: "For the record: MLH kicked him out. HTN did not. I feel like I definitely need to make it clear that none of the directors of Hack the North were involved in this decision. As for me, personally: I am extremely unhappy about the decision."
- 13thLetter 11y agoI absolutely respect that guy and his principles, but that's not a public statement from the organization stating its official policy, that's a Reddit comment stating a private individual's views.
- PhasmaFelis 11y agoOne of the responding comments leads to the MLH event policy, which says "MLH reserves the right to refuse admittance to any individual at a sanctioned event." This was incredibly douchey, but didn't technically overstep the authority that Hack the North gave them when they brought them in on the event.