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Pulling the emergency break promising to improve a situation will in general not build any trust unless the mea culpa also includes: 1. An analysis of what all
by i_cannot_hack 8mo ago
Pulling the emergency break promising to improve a situation will in general not build any trust unless the mea culpa also includes:
1. An analysis of what allowed the situation to get out of control to begin with
2. Systematic changes to prevent it from happening again
Otherwise you will just be in the same situation again in 3 years. And neither is included in Microsoft's messaging here.
- Wobbles42 8mo agoI don't really see that happening here. Microsoft doesn't have any trust to lose, and they won't be gaining any by this move. That is the one advantage they have in all of this. Their public image is as bad as it can get.
- raddan 8mo ago> they won't be gaining any by this move. Then why even do it?
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- itopaloglu83 8mo agoMicroslop is saying “I’m sorry that you’re offended” and will continue to abuse their users. All of this is a PR campaign to fix their image so that they can raise more money.
- gentleman11 8mo agoI think this "emergency break" is just going to get eye rolls from most people