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The whole backlash against her has quite frankly been revolting. I no longer care what she did to offend so many people, but sympathise with her as this is und

The whole backlash against her has quite frankly been revolting. I no longer care what she did to offend so many people, but sympathise with her as this is undoubtedly a horrific experience for her. The firing of the key employee may of been stupid, but not deserving of some of the hatred being gleefully promoted across Reddit. Trying to get her photo coming up for searches of Hitler, commenting on her physical appearance, all the horrible little shits on the internet are coming out in droves over this. The petitions opening (and longest) paragraph is idiotic and attempts to assassinate her characters and it's sad that "censoring" a community promoting hatred of obese people is something that motivates people to take democratic action.

therobot24 11y ago
to be fair, if you're managing a day-care you shouldn't be surprised when children cry
kawsper 11y ago
Key employees, multiple. /u/kickme444 who have been running redditgifts, and have been running give-away events between users of reddit have also been fired, most notably the secret santa. He did a TedX talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phoUVH05kEg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phoUVH05kEg It is an interesting move to lay-off your employees that are closest to the end-users, I hope reddit will survive their internal struggles.
- generic_user 11y ago
  Its much worse then people know out of 38 admins who have left Reddit since 2008 23 have been within the last 9 months. https://archive.is/vMQfS https://archive.is/vMQfS
generic_user 11y ago
The narrative changes form 50 fat white neck beards misogynistic racists GamerGaters with 200,000 sock puppet accounts. to "all the horrible little shits on the internet". Please clarify this point as your slander changes direction at light speed. Is Reddit '50 racist neck beards' or 'all the little shits on the internet'?
butwhy 11y ago
Yes, that's horrible. If you're going to play a prank involving Hitler, it should at least involve Mountain Dew.
x5n1 11y ago
> firing of the key employee may of been stupid, but not deserving of some of the hatred being gleefully promoted It's sort of like a dream of every good employee that works for a shit CEO though. Perhaps there is some cosmic justice here and something that will be more common in the future. Where individuals are valued more and the leaders held my to account for all their tiniest failures. You know almost exactly the opposite of how reality works these days, where sociopath CEOs and founders ride on the coat tails of hard working employees and dump them when they've outlived their usefulness.

therobot24 11y ago

to be fair, if you're managing a day-care you shouldn't be surprised when children cry

kawsper 11y ago

Key employees, multiple. /u/kickme444 who have been running redditgifts, and have been running give-away events between users of reddit have also been fired, most notably the secret santa. He did a TedX talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phoUVH05kEg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phoUVH05kEg It is an interesting move to lay-off your employees that are closest to the end-users, I hope reddit will survive their internal struggles.

generic_user 11y ago
Its much worse then people know out of 38 admins who have left Reddit since 2008 23 have been within the last 9 months. https://archive.is/vMQfS https://archive.is/vMQfS

generic_user 11y ago

The narrative changes form 50 fat white neck beards misogynistic racists GamerGaters with 200,000 sock puppet accounts. to "all the horrible little shits on the internet". Please clarify this point as your slander changes direction at light speed. Is Reddit '50 racist neck beards' or 'all the little shits on the internet'?

butwhy 11y ago

Yes, that's horrible. If you're going to play a prank involving Hitler, it should at least involve Mountain Dew.

x5n1 11y ago

> firing of the key employee may of been stupid, but not deserving of some of the hatred being gleefully promoted It's sort of like a dream of every good employee that works for a shit CEO though. Perhaps there is some cosmic justice here and something that will be more common in the future. Where individuals are valued more and the leaders held my to account for all their tiniest failures. You know almost exactly the opposite of how reality works these days, where sociopath CEOs and founders ride on the coat tails of hard working employees and dump them when they've outlived their usefulness.