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I agree. Like others here I don't know the context, so maybe I don't know what I'm talking about, but her first paragraph seems about as sincere and direct an a
by eightails 5y ago
I agree. Like others here I don't know the context, so maybe I don't know what I'm talking about, but her first paragraph seems about as sincere and direct an apology as anyone could reasonably want.
After that she talks about broader organizational stuff which isn't intended to take away from her own apology ("Separate from this personal misstep...").
It's a shame that based on the reactions in the linked thread, many seem unable to take what seems like a genuine apology at face value
- Dylan16807 5y agoFrom what I can see, it's an apology for a tiny symptom of the real problem. Being a genuine apology for that tiny thing, with no apology for the bigger issues, leads to a rejection of the entire post. In that context, if it's accurate, I think rejection is pretty reasonable.