Yeah, apart from the part that might actually be interesting to HN readers, which everyone seems to have missed? She complained about privacy in Buzz, as did o

Yeah, apart from the part that might actually be interesting to HN readers, which everyone seems to have missed? She complained about privacy in Buzz, as did other people. Her case was specifically mediaworthy and got widespread attention (going by what she says at least, I hadn't heard of it myself). The product manager of Buzz got directly in touch with her, pointed out they are fixing the issues that affect her, gave her direct instructions to make sure she'd turned it off, and encouraged her to submit further bug/issue reports. Surely all of us who manage products -- if you're a startup that's you -- can learn from this in one way or another, regardless of who starts the Internet flame train in the first place.