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> You cannot go around accusing someone trying to start their career (this intern) of IP theft I'm not saying that I agree with threatening legal action here,
by nrmitchi 5y ago
> You cannot go around accusing someone trying to start their career (this intern) of IP theft
I'm not saying that I agree with threatening legal action here, but this isn't really a fair classification. You are implying the the CEO put an ex-intern on blast in the community. There is a huge difference between making a statement in a private email (which the other party then releases), and making a public accusation (which is what you're implying).
- heavyset_go 5y ago> making a public accusation (which is what you're implying). These are the words Masad used on Twitter to describe the situation in the OP: > As a matter of principle, when someone goes into your home and steals from you, even if it's not material, you have to respond. That's a direct public accusation of IP theft.
- ctvo 5y agoI understand what you're saying, and I agree to an extend. But this is a thread about the apology after these accusations were made public. Instead of the apology Ajmad gave, clearly stating that nothing was stolen would be much more beneficial.
- hluska 5y agoIf Amjad had left it at the email, all would be fine. He went way too far on Twitter and behaved like a brute.