I think it's for the best. Publicly publishing something that has garnered this reaction from people, it's certain he would've been the victim of discriminatio

I think it's for the best. Publicly publishing something that has garnered this reaction from people, it's certain he would've been the victim of discrimination and bias in his workplace. If Google's workplace is anything like the Twitter comments, I don't believe there was any scenario where he could ever work in any team environment. However, idealistically, this should not happen. People should be mature enough to accept other people have their own opinions and are perhaps those opinions are not in-line with their own, or are even focused negatively on them. The same with workplace romance, it's important for both parties to make an effort to maintain stability and cooperation, no matter how insulted and bad they may feel.