[holyjaw]

> Note how the article shows them apologizing for how the transition was handled, not the firing, which there are still no clear details on.

That is none of your business. That is none of -our- business. Anybody who thinks they deserve to know why Victoria / u/chooters was fired has either never worked a real job before, or has a vastly over-large opinion of themselves.

[shostack]

I never said I/the Reddit community deserve to know. Please read my appended edit to my original comment. My point was that while we are not entitled to know, that may be the only thing that can placate the mob in this situation, like it or not.