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Yeah but I don't get it. How would ignoring the issue be a better apology? These people write code anyway, there is no way the victim could realize "ah, they ar

by Tichy 14y ago

Yeah but I don't get it. How would ignoring the issue be a better apology? These people write code anyway, there is no way the victim could realize "ah, they are silently writing code, so they must be sorry". And the people following their example also wouldn't have that thought.

__cle 14y ago
The apology should have been a direct one, to her, outside the public lime (and lemon) light.
- Tichy 14y ago
  I still don't see why a public apology is wrong, especially if the offending party is popular and sets an example for others.