I have to agree somewhat with this statement. Forget about the whole story for a second, then look again at Horvath's Twitter, and compare it to the stories wri

I have to agree somewhat with this statement. Forget about the whole story for a second, then look again at Horvath's Twitter, and compare it to the stories written on this topic. That's what happened to me. I was super sympathetic, too, and excited that there was such a good example of a woman fighting for her rights, until I saw her complaining about some guy deleting her code because he wanted to f* her. That's not what GH's investigation has found, and it's much more about the Preston-Werner's wrongs now.