If I saw this in a public forum and Reddit failed to point out that the former employee was fired (and was aware he was fired) in a public setting (which would

If I saw this in a public forum and Reddit failed to point out that the former employee was fired (and was aware he was fired) in a public setting (which would make them liable for being sued, if Reddit lied) holds alot more weight than "Oh, ya, that guy. He was full of shit" told to me privately would. Every large company has fired at least one person, and every large company has at least one "full of shit" disgruntled ex. Most companies haven't had a CEO Mushroom Stamp Heard 'round The World, though.