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Once again, the woman in question was not seeking to get anyone fired, and has also said she didn't think it was right that the guy was fired. The level of hyp
by knowtheory 14y ago
Once again, the woman in question was not seeking to get anyone fired, and has also said she didn't think it was right that the guy was fired.
The level of hypocrisy over this is flabbergastingly large.
- tdfx 14y agoI don't think she could've imagined that he would've been fired over something like that. I'm sure that surprised everyone. The "bullying" I referred to was simply exposing those developers' picture to her considerably-sized twitter audience. With her position and the scope of her influence, that alone is bullying. The firing, her followup posts, etc. just make everything worse.