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Reminds me of the day after 9/11. I was working at a small company located a few hours drive from NYC that was a subsidiary of a much larger company headquarter
by itronitron 2y ago
Reminds me of the day after 9/11. I was working at a small company located a few hours drive from NYC that was a subsidiary of a much larger company headquartered further west.
For whatever reason, an employee in one of the lead administrative groups at 'HQ' was forwarding very high resolution photos of the previous day's events and the group email address they were using happened to include everyone in any organization that was in some way under the management chain, so anywhere from 10,000 to 20,000 people likely received those pictures. They sent about three emails before stopping, or being stopped.
For better or worse, the people suffering from RSD have moved to Facebook.
- dylan604 2y ago> For better or worse, the people suffering from RSD have moved to Facebook. Better for me. They've stopped sending emails, and I don't use FB! So win-win for me. Although, that email filter that sequestered all of "that uncle's" emails is still ready to go if needed. Which is one advantage of the emails vs socials.