Sounds like a lot of excuses. > He certainly isn't representing Microsoft in the bug post Your coworker chose to bring Microsoft into the conversation, he eve

Sounds like a lot of excuses. > He certainly isn't representing Microsoft in the bug post Your coworker chose to bring Microsoft into the conversation, he even cited his work as a blocker. Every company I've worked for as a manager or as an engineer tells me not to post on behalf of the company or my work on the company, unless approved. Because it will look like representing the company. Because it is representing the company. You take the money, you take the responsibility.