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I too am curious why this was posted being that it's 4 years old. "The Most Dangerous Geek in the World" ?!?! Where did they get that from? Free spirited? S

I too am curious why this was posted being that it's 4 years old. "The Most Dangerous Geek in the World" ?!?! Where did they get that from? Free spirited? Sure. But how is he dangerous in the slightest? While I admire his free spirited nature I don't admire his hypocracy. If AOL was that much of an idea crusher/non-innovator why didn't he leave and launch his ideas? Instead he chooses a manner that is disrespectful and possibly illegal.

lunk 19y ago
I couldn't disagree more. He worked for a company that was / is clearly floundering. He told them clearly that they needed to change things. And they ignored him. They labelled him a troublemaker. He tried to help the company, and they declined that help. He tried to push the company, and they ignored that as well. The way I see it, this is the demise of AOL in a nutshell. 4 years old or not, this is a good story.