While the stock situation leaves a bad taste in the mouth, I think it's a huge stretch to say it affected the IPO at all. It only concerned a small number of ea

While the stock situation leaves a bad taste in the mouth, I think it's a huge stretch to say it affected the IPO at all. It only concerned a small number of early executives, and those kinds of uncomfortable situations occur in almost every large company. The only difference is that Zynga's were aired publicly during a time when they were under intense scrutiny.