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what the hell, i see the same thing. it's crazy to me when large companies don't even have an option for: in case of dumpster fire, send an email here.

• pstuart 3y ago
  Technically it's not my problem (or on any other basis), but it bothers me because I'm weird. I was tempted to find their CTO on linked in and post a message there, along with the fact that there was no reply to my outreach nor a proper channel to do so. I think the only think in their defense is that they must get a lot of angry customer messages and they just don't want to deal with that.
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  • namdnay 3y ago
    I very much doubt it's got anything to do with their CTO - the management of a corporate website is usually jealously guarded by marketing/corporate communications
    • pstuart 3y ago
      Yes, the CTO hopefully has nothing to do with lower level operations like that. But if they get a public burn they're going to issue a decree that will be addressed.
      • namdnay 3y ago
        No what I mean is that it won’t even be in their org. The public website will belong to the head of corporate communications or some similar chief bullshit officer
        • pstuart 3y ago
          Ah, yes. It looks like my post here did get the security folk involved -- but it appears that they've yet to fix it. The power of Hacker News!