> I honestly rarely have seen this happen. Well, I honestly have never seen actual witch burning happen. Yet I know it's wrong and it should not happen. > If

> I honestly rarely have seen this happen. Well, I honestly have never seen actual witch burning happen. Yet I know it's wrong and it should not happen. > If that actually for some reason causes a PR shitstorm for your employer, you've damaged their business. Really? You know, I have huge doubts about this. What happens is that people are afraid of making an implicit statement by not taking an action, not of their business to be damaged. Huge companies are still made of people, and those people are afraid of being seen as making a statement that might damage them personally. But the actual risk of a business impact is almost zero. Now that I think of it, kudos to Zuckerberg for having the balls to put a stop to this and calling out the bluff.