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We saw that he's a fucking liar when dealing with Apollo. Credibility is now zero. Zero.

• mock-possum 3y ago
  Yeah whether he’s ‘right’ is kind of immaterial - he’s shown himself to be untrustworthy, and that’s enough for me. I don’t deal with liars, they’re not worth my time.
  • saltminer 3y ago
    Having modded a phpBB forum with <1k active users in the late 00s/early 10s, I used to have some sympathy for bearing the burden of being the world's biggest forum admin, but that all vanished when he started defaming the Apollo dev by spreading blackmail rumors. That's some Alex Jones-tier hyperbole, completely unbecoming of anyone in a position of leadership (and should be concerning to any reddit shareholders from a liability perspective).
    • x86x87 3y ago
      reddit shareholders and reddit employees
    • the_only_law 3y ago
      > That's some Alex Jones-tier hyperbole, completely unbecoming of anyone in a position of leadership What sort of naive idealism is this? People in power will exercise that power however they see fit as long as they believe they can get away with it. With Reddit of course it’s even easier as there’s no real stake/serious consequences (or at least the owners seem to believe there’s not). People don’t get leadership positions because of their superior ethics and morals.