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In what world does that rate a firing? Looks like it should rate at most "don't be grouchy on twitter" from a manager. Firing someone with 12 year seniority for

In what world does that rate a firing? Looks like it should rate at most "don't be grouchy on twitter" from a manager. Firing someone with 12 year seniority for defending them? Now that rates a firing - of the manager. A quick skim of the linked forum shows it to be the usual whiny entitled place that is most game forums and the statement calling it "attacks on the community" is comical. Is such obsequiousness what we now expect?

0xBA5ED 8y ago
Maybe it isn't the first time her short fuse got her into trouble at the company. Triggering a social media backlash might've been the last straw.
- lambada 8y ago
  According to the Price in the article, this was her first such offence. >Price says that prior to being fired, the company had never discussed her social media presence with her or issued a warning for anything she had posted. “If it was covered in orientation, I wouldn’t know. I got pulled out of orientation to jump into rebreaking the story arc for this season of Living World.”
  - 0xBA5ED 8y ago
    Her first offence with respect to social media, yes. That's all you can say.
    - lambada 8y ago
      True; but we have no evidence either way for whether any other offences have occured.
      - 0xBA5ED 8y ago
        My only point was: Maybe the situation is more nuanced than how it is presented in the article (which is usually the case).
  - rasz 8y ago
    >According to the Price in the article, this was her first such offence badmouthing previous employer, who fired her: https://twitter.com/delafina777/status/922648730918010881?lang=en https://twitter.com/delafina777/status/922648730918010881?la... reaction to totalbiscuit passing: https://twitter.com/delafina777/status/1000045432007938048 https://twitter.com/delafina777/status/1000045432007938048