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He was a ThoughtWorks employee, it only makes sense they made a statement. I work there and they sent a company-wide email saying that they're having a remembrance day for Aaron on the 15th and they're taking time in every office to remember Aaron by discussing his work, his impact on the world, and who he is. This isn't a shameless promotion, this is showing respect for him and honoring his legacy.

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not to mention the live townhall meeting done less than a month ago - put together a few days after it was found out that Aaron's trial was going to start on April 1st - organised by ThoughtWorks founder and others to explain Aaron's case and what colleagues worldwide could do to help (indeed I work there too).