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I too worked for AOL at one time, after they bought Netscape who happened to be my employer at the time. I very quickly took a severance option they were offer
by fallous 11y ago
I too worked for AOL at one time, after they bought Netscape who happened to be my employer at the time. I very quickly took a severance option they were offering. There were also plenty of developers that fell under the iPlanet umbrella working for Sun/Netscape that later felt the axe.
Don't think that everyone who worked at AOL were a bunch of "you've got mail!" chatroom admins.
- toxican 11y ago>Don't think that everyone who worked at AOL were a bunch of "you've got mail!" chatroom admins. Who in this community would think that??
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- dboreham 11y agootoh I don't think anyone who came to AOL that way would say "I worked for AOL". I'd say I worked for the part of AOL that used to be Netscape, or at least "AOL West". I seem to recall saying something like "I work for Sun but my paycheck comes from AOL, for tax reasons...".
- diggum 11y agoAOL was briefly on my paystubs for awhile as well. My first tech job was at Sprynet in the mid 90's, when it was first owned by Compuserve, then Worldcom, then AOL, then Mindspring (when I finally got out,) and shortly after, Earthlink. Wow, I just discovered Wikipedia has no page for Sprynet. Now just who do I contact about getting that edited?
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoSmall company pages are commonly deleted from Wikipedia, for having no links.