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The moderators and many people in the room found the presentations funny. It wasn't until later when they tried explaining their behaviour to their mothers tha
by parfe 13y ago
The moderators and many people in the room found the presentations funny. It wasn't until later when they tried explaining their behaviour to their mothers that they even began to understand the problems with what occurred.
- cmiles74 13y agoI find this to be the most shocking thing of all.
- minimaxir 13y agoIt should be noted that the two moderators issued a "what the hell were you thinking?" statement and apology immediately after the hack was presented.
- ryderm 13y agoAnd the second guy still presented after the first got that reaction? Wow.
- minimaxir 13y agoBlogs have been mixing the order of events around. the correct order is: Circle Shake -> Titstare -> Pre-scheduled break -> Apology
- untog 13y agoIt wasn't immediate, otherwise both Titstare and Circle Shake wouldn't have been able to present. And it was clear- they reacted after they saw the reaction on Twitter. Not after they saw the presentations themselves. If you had those opinions all along how could you stand on a stage and say "up next, Titstare" without even blinking?
- minimaxir 13y agoSee other reply for order-of-events. Apparently per their Facebook apology, Titstare entered under a different name, with the Titstare name first being seen in the slide deck. http://www.theatlanticwire.com/technology/2013/09/how-avoid-more-brogrammers-behaving-badly/69252/ http://www.theatlanticwire.com/technology/2013/09/how-avoid-...