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This post is from 2016 and has been well-publicized. If it wasn't blacklisted thus far, why would it be now?
by RankingMember 8y ago
This post is from 2016 and has been well-publicized. If it wasn't blacklisted thus far, why would it be now?
- rtkwe 8y agoSometimes even well publicized articles don't reach just the right person for action to take place. On top of that company culture and their legal stance changes over time, they could have seen it in 2016 and figured it's not a big enough issue to their liability to ban the guy that did this.
- joering2 8y agoOkay so provide us some evidence that this time it reached right person or whos working at their legal department now that didnt before that you assume this time it will get banned.
- rtkwe 8y agoYou misunderstand I'm not saying it has all I was saying was the fact that it was from 2016 and he hasn't been banned doesn't me he won't be. Company's tolerance for things like this wax and wane over time and sometimes news flies under their radar.
- Tempest1981 8y agoAgreed. Seems like it’s mostly free positive publicity for Tesla —- assuming they don’t go to war with the guy. And I doubt there will be more than a handful of copycats, if that.