I'm not sure that's true. I mean, in many businesses it's true that any publicity is good publicity. But when your business is dependant on you being an autho

I'm not sure that's true. I mean, in many businesses it's true that any publicity is good publicity. But when your business is dependant on you being an authoritative source bad publicity has a real impact. What's the point of a site that reports CO2 stats if the guy has proven he can't be trusted to give accurate stats? (The link says he claims not to have been the source for the article just for the record) You're probably right in this instance. His startup was so small before and the fallout is so big that he may very well get more new visitors than he loses this time around. But I'll be curious to see if they make return trips or whether they assume he can't be trusted and go on their way.