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In the replies, other people are expressing that this happened to them, too. Here's one example: https://twitter.com/_the__snowflake/status/154270239306177740
by greyface- 4y ago
In the replies, other people are expressing that this happened to them, too. Here's one example: https://twitter.com/_the__snowflake/status/1542702393061777409 https://twitter.com/_the__snowflake/status/15427023930617774...
- kube-system 4y agoThat link is dead for me.
- greyface- 4y agoLooks like the chilling effects are working. Here's an archived copy: https://archive.ph/aPlL5 https://archive.ph/aPlL5
- kube-system 4y agoIt’s a photo of two business cards. I don’t see a letter or any claim of what it was about, let alone an accusation of misconduct. The most obvious explanation here is that the guy made an illegal threat and the feds showed up to check out whether it was legitimate. That’s completely normal and legal, and not even refuted by anything at that link.