[johnnyanmac]

you're arguing de facto with de jure. Not a historically healthy way to argue. We aren't lawyers here.

>Anyone surprised by this wasn't paying any attention to the company's operating metrics

Dude, I just want layoffs to be signaled ahead of time. You can defend billionaires all you want and gaslight engineers for not being marketing majors. My demands are very simple.

[x0x0]

Everyone saw 21: -50m, 22: -80m, 23: 21m, 24: 27m and knew this was a dead company walking. With one or more annual founds of layoffs since at least 2023. Oh, and low revenue growth and falling subscriber counts.

That's not marketing or gaslighting, that's expecting people to pay minimal attention to their employer's financial performance. Minimal here being on the level of possessing object permanence.