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All you're making are editorial decisions at this point, talking about what should and should not be in the article. As pointed out by many others, right now t
by jimmywanger 10y ago
All you're making are editorial decisions at this point, talking about what should and should not be in the article.
As pointed out by many others, right now this is definitely a case of he said/she said. An alternate reading is that he didn't want to get into the details, as it would derail the story to make people read all the unsubstantiated verbiage.
The statements "a lengthy post on her personal blog" and "said. she was sexually harassed" are both true and accurate.
- logicallee 10y agoNo, "she said she was sexually harrassed" is not true and accurate. She said her superior propositioned her, and that when she reported him to HR they said she could change to a different team, or stay on that team and likely get a negative review and that there was nothing they could do. (This was despite the fact that she was really qualified and considered that team the best fit for her and where she could add the most value.) However, I do agree with you that my suggestions are editorial in nature, yes.