> At this point the legitimacy of my account has even been called into question > internally. It certainly seems like they are interested in discrediting > ever

> At this point the legitimacy of my account has even been called into question > internally. It certainly seems like they are interested in discrediting > everyone they possibly can. We wouldn't want anyone to actually be moved to > action or anything. I am the one who questioned the account, so I think I can comment on the matter. Specifically I said the following in Slack (in reply to some discussion about the things going on on Hacker News): > The "culture of fear" thing was something mentioned a few months back on > HN as well, though it remains to be seen if the account in question is > genuine I'm not sure how you can interpret that as "they are interested in discrediting everyone they possibly can". In fact, I think it's disrespectful to throw somebody who simply questioned an account's legitimacy on the same pile as those who "are interested in discrediting everyone they possibly can".