I argue she was responsible for the poor interaction and communication with users and moderators. The criticism stems from how reddit, Inc interacted with users and moderators and not what Alexis or other did. For that I think the CEO of a small organization deserves much of the blame. To steal from a reddit philosophy coined under her, the criticism was behavior, not ideas. She may not have been responsible for the ideas, but she was responsible for the behavior.
She's responsible for an issue that's been around for years, long before she was a CEO and even before she ever joined reddit? In other words, Alexis isn't responsible for anything he chose to do because, even though he's one of the co-founders and ultimately has far more power and say-so than Pao ever did? Sounds to me like you're just stretching as far as you can to make sure she gets blamed for everything because of some vendetta you have against her. And here I thought Hubski prided itself for being above the common redditisms. Maybe it's just a new skin on the same old hate.I argue she was responsible for the poor interaction and communication with users and moderators.
The criticism stems from how reddit, Inc interacted with users and moderators and not what Alexis or other did. For that I think the CEO of a small organization deserves much of the blame.
To steal from a reddit philosophy coined under her, the criticism was behavior, not ideas. She may not have been responsible for the ideas, but she was responsible for the behavior.
Sounds to me like you're stretching to make it appear I have a vendetta against her when I do not. I, too, am disappointed by this interaction and had hoped for more.