Hi Tim, it's Jim, your manager. Please stick to the officially released statement: "We tried to put ads in our product and it made people upset, upon realizing

Hi Tim, it's Jim, your manager. Please stick to the officially released statement: "We tried to put ads in our product and it made people upset, upon realizing that this has angered our already paying users, we realize we should try again in a month. We're also aware GitHub is down, and are doing our best to deliver you a single 9 of reliability" This helps us establish a strong, cohesive brand image inline with what customers of GitHub expect. --- Edit: I don't mean anything bad to Tim here, seems like a nice guy with good technical experience, etc. Rather, I'm expressing the almost comical extent to which I and - to the best of my understanding - many other community members see GitHub in a very negative light now, being unreliable and, as the article points out, enshitified. So, this is at GitHub, Not Tim, it's just addressed to him for the bit. Tim, I do actually appreciate you responding to this thread and if you do have the power to make things better, using that power to do so.