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Well, the google PR people actually didn't do anything to tell him to withdraw the post, so that is his own decision.
by 0x12 15y ago
Well, the google PR people actually didn't do anything to tell him to withdraw the post, so that is his own decision.
- david927 15y agoThis is one of the very few times I've seen Steve back-off of a provocative statement; whatever made that happen does not bode well for Google and I think my point stands.
- 0x12 15y agoIt may have been a case of not wanting to embarrass his former employer, Amazon.
- david927 15y agoThat absolutely could be. I shouldn't judge. Apologies.
- someone13 15y agoI don't get the impression that he was "forced" to back off, but rather that he accidentally posted something that was meant for internal consumption in public. I think it's perfectly within his rights to delete the post - most people don't talk the same way with their co-workers as they do in public, and it's perfectly understandable.
- david927 15y agoI completely get that now, and I retract my comments. I'm sorry if I cast any undue aspersions.