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9/6/2015 5:28:48 AM
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This isn't an internal issue. It was an arbitration case with details widely available in the media. They aren't prohibited from speaking. They just need to get their talking points.
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it would still be considered an internal problem by most companies and their employees can't comment freely. Even if you don't get fired, you don't gain anything by commenting in an open forum and have a lot to lose. Any smart employee wouldn't do it.
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LOL K. I'm sure this unrepentant shitstorm over the forums and web is a lot better....
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I'm not defending Bungie, that's how happens in the entire world and software companies are specially sensitive when it comes to speak openly. In these cases only the people on the top positions can talk about it. Don't blame the rest of employees. They are only doing their job.
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Bullshit. The community managers can talk about it. It's their -blam!-ing job too. The people on top don't talk. That's what PR folks are for. -blam!-ing dumb desticle.
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Edited by BeanTwenty3: 9/6/2015 4:45:48 PMNo the community managers job is to relay information to bungie and relay information that bungie want us to know to us he's not for freedom of speech
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by your attitude I assume you're very young. Let's talk about it again in 10 years.
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K. Enjoy the Marty shitstorm in the meantime!
