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Yeah, that's a joke. What would a good article look like where the company claimed to be at fault handles the case well? (1) They give an overview of all the c
by erikb 11y ago
Yeah, that's a joke.
What would a good article look like where the company claimed to be at fault handles the case well? (1) They give an overview of all the claims that are in public discussion and not just one that they finally handled, (2) then they show being actually sorry for having pissed off people so badly that it became a global discussion, and (3) then they show some points about what they will do to reduce the chance of this happening again.
- iaw 11y agoThere seemed to be a pattern of abuse going on at Udemy that was described in the comment thread on the original article link on HN. This post addresses the article that was linked, but does not address the concerns raised in the thread.
- TheOtherHobbes 11y agoI think the wider concerns were addressed with "We'll look at this and get back to you." Which can be interpreted in any number of ways - some generous, some less so. Personally I'm not yet convinced. Udemy makes its instructors jump through all kinds of hoops when they upload courses. And yet plainly the QC process doesn't include any checks for duplication or piracy. This seems strange, and not entirely believable. But we'll see what happens next week.
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