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In line with your comment, I would say the biggest issue here is not that some companies that probably shouldn't have received the funds did. It's that a lot
by Leherenn 7y ago
In line with your comment, I would say the biggest issue here is not that some companies that probably shouldn't have received the funds did.
It's that a lot that should have didn't.
Of course though, given limited resources the 2 are correlated.
- salawat 7y agoI actually think you need to flip that around a bit. Instead of >the biggest issue here is not that some companies that probably shouldn't have received the funds did. It's that a lot that should have didn't. Try >the biggest issue here is that some companies that probably shouldn't have attempted to receive the funds did; causing a lot that should have to not. There was a clear prioritization screw up in this whole boondoggle.