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What about spending all day tweeting conspiracies instead of working?
by xcrunner529 2y ago
What about spending all day tweeting conspiracies instead of working?
- profmarshmellow 2y ago[dead]
- Rodeoclash 2y agoExactly, or spending all day arguing why master shouldn't be renamed to main so they can pay themselves on the back for fighting against "Woko Haram"!
- deleted 2y ago[deleted]
- anonfordays 2y agoThose people were quickly shouted down by activists and warned by HR for being disruptive. Then, no one dared openly argued against the move to main. They actually went back to, you know, work.
- anonfordays 2y agoSame people.
- xcrunner529 2y agoSo, Elon?
- anonfordays 2y agoNo, Elon wasn't the one crying about "guys", " blacklist ", etc.
- xcrunner529 2y agoHe’s the one tweeting hundred of tweets a day and complaining about being too busy for his lawsuits or doing his job as CEO of several companies. Oh and finding ways to force people to see his posts lol.
- anonfordays 2y agoHis platform, his rules. He's specifically not what I outlined: "Lots of engineers that spent more time opining in ERGs, virtue signaling on Slack, renaming things from "master" to "main" then patting themselves on the back for a year, etc. have been shown the door. Free money dried up, and so too have the bullshit jobs free money spawned."
- xcrunner529 2y agoAh so just the ones “not working” that you don’t like. Got it.
- anonfordays 2y agoYes, but more specifically, the ones using their employer's platform and paid time to virtue signal and proselytize.
- xcrunner529 2y agoIs there any evidence these are the people mentioned in the article or even close to a majority?
- anonfordays 2y agoNo one made this claim.