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Maybe you could be the one to raise it on the Slack channel and (even better) get some eyeballs with authority clued in on the matter.
by rkagerer 7y ago
Maybe you could be the one to raise it on the Slack channel and (even better) get some eyeballs with authority clued in on the matter.
- notduncansmith 7y agoSeems risky at this point, since they’ve already posted here. Probably better to wait quietly and report.
- ISL 7y agoWhy would it be risky? Surfacing an issue that is important to the public, where future/planned actions by the company could become a PR debacle sounds important.
- notduncansmith 7y agoWe're commenting on an article that describes Verizon giving 0 fucks about what is "important to the public".
- ygthrowaway 7y agoIt was someone quite high up in the company who was the first to raise in Slack actually; though it's clear were similarly not highly clued in to this before yesterday, and no substantive replies or info yet (just other colleagues with similar concerns). I'm guessing this will blow up later this morning when people start waking for the work week.
- Diagon 7y agoThanks. We also noticed that BoingBoing picked it up. Their graphics are a bit crude - but that's BoingBoing. We're trying to be more polite here: https://boingboing.net/2019/12/08/oath-makes-you-swear-2.html https://boingboing.net/2019/12/08/oath-makes-you-swear-2.htm...
- jacquesm 7y agoCrude but quite applicable.
- jrwr 7y agoIf VzM wants to contact someone at the archive team securely they can DM any of the @s on irc.efnet.org/#archiveteam or twitter DM myself (@JRWR) or Jason Scott (@textfiles)