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This isn't some personal drama. If true, this is serious cause for alarm If Amazon is really retaliating against people critisizing them in public like it's re
by throwaway392323 3y ago
This isn't some personal drama. If true, this is serious cause for alarm
If Amazon is really retaliating against people critisizing them in public like it's really really bad.
Like he said, if Amazon came out publicly and said that we don't want to partner with people that have an adverserial relationship with us, that be bad but at least more straightforward.
Punishing people like this indirectly is dangerous in so many ways that I can't even explain it. It's especially dangerous for a company like amazon that's invovled in so many ways in everyday lives.
- andsoitis 3y ago> Like he said, if Amazon came out publicly and said that we don't want to partner with people that have an adverserial relationship with us, that be bad but at least more straightforward. Why does it need to be said? Why would anyone want to partner with someone who has an adversarial relationship? Would you?
- iopq 3y agoOnly if the issues they raise are justified and the fault of my company, then I could consider fixing them and wouldn't kill the messenger
- CompuHacker 3y agoAmazon is large. One would hope that the two internal organizational units would have sufficient separation so as to allow normal operations to continue between affiliate-linking and life-ruining. And, come to think of it, door-unlocking.
- richrichardsson 3y ago> Why does it need to be said? Because being direct with the truth is far more preferable than some bullshit weasley unrelated excuse for why they're terminating the relationship. This is the case in all situations, even when the truth "hurts".