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This is called corruption.
by mproud 4y ago
This is called corruption.
- krageon 4y agoIf you read what actually happened you can see that all proper internal procedures were followed. Corruption heavily implies that something that exists for other people is (temporarily) removed, or some requirement is waived as a result of compensation. That is not what happened.
- GlassKingdom 4y agoIt’s “corruption” by any credible meaning of the word. If the story is true then it’s a catastrophe for Meta.
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- austinkhale 4y agoIf internal procedures allow Meta employees to be paid (in cash or favors of any kind) to be internal champions for repeatedly resubmitting bans to the Integrity Team roulette appeals process, “proper” is the opposite of the word I would use to describe the practice.
- altairprime 4y agoThat’s how “friends and family” policies work, though: the company gives you perks to bestow upon your friends, so that they can trade their relationship with you for a benefit.
- enumjorge 4y agoShe used sexual favors to get an employee to unban the account that shouldn’t have been banned in the first place. I doubt those are proper procedures as defined by Meta’s guidelines.
- iancmceachern 4y agoYeah, its no different than greasing thr palms of s dirty cop to make a traffic stop go away.
- the_only_law 4y agoEven more boring, I never saw it as anything more than a social engineering attack.
- robonerd 4y agoThat depends on whether the Meta employees were wise to the true nature of their relationship with this woman. Did she tell them what she wanted before she had sex with them? The article doesn't make this clear, but I suspect she didn't.