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you say in the article you were "stabbed in the back" by your co-founders. that's provocative language and an extremely strong indictment against two people th
by beachstartup 12y ago
you say in the article you were "stabbed in the back" by your co-founders. that's provocative language and an extremely strong indictment against two people that are not anonymous.
- crassus 12y agoI'd recommend the author substitute it with "let down", even though it doesn't as accurately describe how she likely feels.
- phaed 12y agoPolitical correctness is bullshit. They stabbed her in the back at the worst possible moment, its called stabbed in the back because had they not lied to her about their motivations she could have gotten real co-founders and not be left out without a team at the worst possible moment. They are lucky they got the treatment that they did on this post-mortem. They deserve to get outed publicly. If not only as a service to others who would not knowingly do business with those whose word holds no water.
- amirmc 12y agoWe don't even know the full story (& probably never will), yet you're already advocating mob justice? That's about as bad, if not worse, than the political correctness you're railing against.
- ridruejo 12y agoSometimes people do get stabbed in the back. It is not provocative it is true. We don't know if there's another side of the story, but leaving without warning just right before a round close is really crappy.