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These decisions should never have seen the light of day, let alone a policy that was communicated in the way they did. Why should we cheer on PR and product fo
by genmud 4y ago
These decisions should never have seen the light of day, let alone a policy that was communicated in the way they did.
Why should we cheer on PR and product folks trying to break their fucking arms patting themselves on the back for walking back an incredibly disruptive, short sighted and user-hostile decision?
- PUSH_AX 4y agoBecause A) of all the permutations of follow up decisions that could have been made, this falls on the "good choice" side, and B) this isn't "pat on the back" situation, this is a save face situation.