> people on HN are always so eager to crucify a company for its past Perhaps. In my case it's less crucifying a company despite intentions to fix and more cruc

> people on HN are always so eager to crucify a company for its past Perhaps. In my case it's less crucifying a company despite intentions to fix and more crucifying a company because I'm tired of hearing the same PR nonsense and not seeing real improvement to the industry as a whole. What you're seeing is the flip side of the whole "it's easier to ask forgiveness than permission" nonsense.