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Reddit CEO Fired Employee Because They Have Cancer

• angersock 11y ago
  Wow, that's pretty classy. Way to go reddit--wondering if sama will chime in here.
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• minimaxir 11y ago
  It's worth noting that the AMA was "deleted" (no longer appears on /r/IAMA), although the incriminating body text was left unaltered. Other comments in the thread made by the OP are also being deleted. Most likely the employee himself is doing the deleting after realizing a lot of comments are defamatory: https://np.reddit.com/r/undelete/comments/3c0mit/former_reddit_employee_is_doing_an_ama_about/csr9q1a?context=2 https://np.reddit.com/r/undelete/comments/3c0mit/former_redd...
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• r721 11y ago
  Last mirror before deletions: http://archive.is/pyLX4 http://archive.is/pyLX4
• mhomde 11y ago
  So basically the opposite of Valve and Erik Wolpaw https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Wolpaw https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Wolpaw
• paulhauggis 11y ago
  It's funny how before all of this, Pao was seen as a symbol for strong women everywhere because of her lawsuit with her previous employer. Her fantastic new rules on salary negotiation were also seen as 'progressive'. Now, because of one thing that the community dislikes (based on one side of the story), she's seen as 'evil'. It reminds me of middle school.