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I'm with you, but it's likely that he won't ever be taken seriously again. That is the sort of thing that IS just punishment, so long as it plays out that way.
by ax0n 17y ago
I'm with you, but it's likely that he won't ever be taken seriously again. That is the sort of thing that IS just punishment, so long as it plays out that way.
- ryanhuff 17y agoI wouldn't be surprised to see him with a start-up in the next few years.
- ax0n 17y agoNeither would I, and that's cool by me. He's not stupid, just naïve and young. I don't wish him to be unsuccessful, but I do hope his reputation keeps him out of journalism and PR.
- apgwoz 17y agoI wonder if he'd get a feature story on Techcrunch after all of this? Would Arrington, if the startup was admirable and honest, forgive him and allow a story to be run?
- jbarciauskas 17y agoWhat's the value of not ever taking him seriously again? I understand that his actions were unethical, but do we really believe that people are incapable of processing feedback and learning from experience? Should someone be ostracized forever based on this? Obviously, he will need to work harder than the average person to prove his value in the future, but we shouldn't discount everything he says or does in perpetuity, that's just cruel.