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It's probably just as easy to send an angry email. But something a public medium like twitter doesn't really allow is subsequent apologies - people are often af
by chmod775 7y ago
It's probably just as easy to send an angry email. But something a public medium like twitter doesn't really allow is subsequent apologies - people are often afraid of admitting guilt publicly.
Running a quite large site, we get our share of angry support (email) tickets. Although we don't have to take any shit, we are generally nicer than we have to be ("Please find some mental counseling. Issuing death threats over not getting your ticket answered within two hours is not normal.") and received our share of apologies.
We also regularly get shit thrown our way via twitter, but don't expect any apologies there.
- pixelrevision 7y agoTwitter (and in general social media) is probably a good thing to avoid for communication if you are not a large company that can staff up for it. Threads can devolve very quickly into “campaigns”. I would not want to have my medical staff spinning a bunch of cycles with pr related stuff or being subjected to mobs.