3 ms·
There are many interesting points made and dealt with in this article but what's weird/wrong/suspicious about a CEO using IRC? Did he say something specificall
by spindritf 13y ago
There are many interesting points made and dealt with in this article but what's weird/wrong/suspicious about a CEO using IRC?
Did he say something specifically stupid there? Or is the very medium tainted?
- lutusp 13y ago> There are many interesting points made and dealt with in this article but what's weird/wrong/suspicious about a CEO using IRC? It contradicts the image of a corporate heavyweight, who by definition would want to avoid making informal remarks that might be misinterpreted by stockholders or the public. In some contexts, informal remarks by a corporate insider could be taken to suggest an intent to manipulate the public's perception of the company and therefore its market valuation. > Did he say something specifically stupid there? Or is the very medium tainted? Answers: Not necessarily, and yes, definitely.
- wmf 13y agoFeeding trolls on IRC sounds like a waste of time when he could have been, like, securing his customers' money or something.