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No, James is doing the right thing taking a more noble path and not publicy defaming the company. There is a time and place for that and these sort of discussio
by kinkora 15y ago
No, James is doing the right thing taking a more noble path and not publicy defaming the company. There is a time and place for that and these sort of discussions will not be conducive for the HN community. Talking about his experience will be what most of us be interested in.
Having said that, all you need is 2 minutes, google and you can easily deduce yourself what company he is referring to.
- Pedrom 15y agoTotally true... took me about that amount of time with the help of google :) James you did well not telling the name, it's good to see that there are still a bunch of people out there with strong ethics. However is a shame what happened to you but the world takes many turns and sometimes people realize about mistakes when is too late. You will see and laugh. Cheers,
- simoncpu 15y agoAn easier way to publish the info without defaming the company is to encrypt it with ROT13.
- waqf 15y agoEncrypting with ROT13 does not cause you to be not defaming the company, either legally or ethically. (Encrypting with SHA-1 might, but I wouldn't bet your out-of-court settlement on it. IANALATINLA.)