Re:Quit Social Media, Your Career May Depend on It
by BrendanEich on Wednesday November 23, 2016 @02:50PM
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Quick reply to say I cited what the board said, not to praise them (I have no comment on the board then or now) but because they independently stated that I resigned, _contra_ gaur who wrote that I was fired. Facts matter.
Thanks for your other words & thoughts.
Re:Quit Social Media, Your Career May Depend on It
by EdSharkey on Wednesday November 23, 2016 @10:03PM
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Facts do matter, and I will always be grumpy at your board for not more strenuously arguing in favor of you and against your detractors.
I hope you took good notes during those times and write your memoirs someday. What was it like to become a public figure after having such an impact on our industry? And then, I'm convinced you were just at the wrong place career-wise at the wrong time, what was it like to be a public figure caught up in a media firestorm? That's a story I'd like to read someday.
Also, what are you going to do next, if you're in a sharing mood?
Re:Quit Social Media, Your Career May Depend on It
by BrendanEich on Wednesday November 23, 2016 @10:59PM
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https://brave.com/ - check it out.
Of course, you're right on, and that level of injustice he lusts for invites a cruel backlash. Your ominous parenthetical sidebar is not lost on me, and we may be heading to ugly places under Trump.
I am glad to hear you speak well of the Mozilla board. I know you all were put in an awful bind, and you did the most honorable thing you could.
Take care, I pray for you and for the country.