Before the age of 18, I had been bullied literally my whole life. Me being a sourpuss to everyone would certainly be explained by my history, but it sure doesn't excuse it. Same with this case. There was objectively no reason for her to be that mean. And from the way she's coming at this after getting fired, it sure doesn't seem like she was all that amenable in any way either.
If it's that's easy to throw you off then you probably shouldn't interact publicly with customers. That's something that goes for all genders
That isn't what happened.
It blows my mind. People somehow expect to have a free pass at insulting customers. In what world is that reasonable?
a hat made of/for asses is like, a tier above calling someone a poop
Again, sexism making women work twice as hard for the same result. In a vacuum yes it does go for all genders. But do you REALLY think the hate mobs would've came for her if she was a man? Fuck no
GGers harassing her as they always do to women in the industry.
I mean, firing her really aggravated the GG crowd and left two productive developers without work.
I'd say it depends, when I look at a case of profanity whatnot, what weight it holds depends if it were directed at someone or not. If they were just using profanity willingly but not directed at anyone. That's more warning material, but once you start directing it at someone, especially a customer, the company can not only have grounds to reprimand but even termination on that alone. Depending on the ramifications of said comment of course.
That there were people who loved him doesn't suddenly make the shitty things he did suddenly go away and they people he hurt suddenly healed. We should never expect the victims of people who did bad things to be civil.
ahhhh but none of those people receiving constant harassment are fired! so how bad can it really be for these people who have to constantly put up with abuse as well as have that abuse directed to their place of employment asking for them to be fired if they aren't actually fired
If EvilLore (hi you repugnant dick) had just called someone an asshat for telling him how to run a forum, we wouldn't be here
What about having social media guidelines like any sensible company does.
I'd reccomend checking out her twitter. Think she's going on vacation now to eat away from this for awhile
She almost certainly was not fired for the sole fact of having insulted someone. Maybe the wanted to make her give a public apology, but she refused. Maybe the looked at some other choice comments of her, and saw it was a chronic problem. Bottom line is, we don't know the details, but logic dictates that you don't just fire 2 seemingly valued employees without good reason.
