This guy should be applauded. Here's why: He made a mistake by making a childish response to a childish attack and then he admitted fault. That's so rare. I wi

This guy should be applauded. Here's why: He made a mistake by making a childish response to a childish attack and then he admitted fault. That's so rare. I wish more CEOs had his backbone. I'm sorry to be inflammatory, but it seems like people take reddit a little too seriously and this is the real world not /r/relationships. It's probably not time to: "lawyer up, hit the gym, delete /r/golang".