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Another suicide?
Given 28 and male it is equally likely he died of road fatality, suicide, poisoning or a violent act. They are all pretty close and then it just drops off to very rare stuff. So it is probably not wise to speculate at all.
It is very sad, I couldn't believe it when Vince told me. Way too young and too much great stuff left to do. I'm sure his family appreciates the communities outpouring of support, thanks for that everyone! Ben Site5 CEO
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Given 28 and male it is equally likely he died of road fatality, suicide, poisoning or a violent act. They are all pretty close and then it just drops off to very rare stuff. So it is probably not wise to speculate at all.
Drug overdose.
Just 28 years old. Sad. What was the cause of death?
Tom Sepper (COO of Site5) posted on Web Hosting Talk ( http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showpost.php?s=fed7907b397ade5... ) when someone asked this same question. His response included the following: "With respect to everyone in mind, it's not our place to release any details (nor are they fully known)."
Just 28 years old. Sad. What was the cause of death?
Tom Sepper (COO of Site5) posted on Web Hosting Talk ( http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showpost.php?s=fed7907b397ade5... ) when someone asked this same question. His response included the following: "With respect to everyone in mind, it's not our place to release any details (nor are they fully known)."
There are rumors, but there's no point talking about them because there's no facts behind them. You may as well say he was killed fighting a dropbear.
I'm a Site5 customer. One of the things that I love about the company is that I can pretty much forget about it until I need to change something. None of the pushy upselling and other annoyances that are business as usual for so much of the rest of the web.
I'm pretty sure they sold site5 about 18 months ago. I agree solid service for the price.
Thanks, Ben Site5 CEO bwb@site5.com
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Tom Sepper (COO of Site5) posted on Web Hosting Talk ( http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showpost.php?s=fed7907b397ade5... ) when someone asked this same question. His response included the following: "With respect to everyone in mind, it's not our place to release any details (nor are they fully known)."
That's nice and everything, but I'm really not interested in Tom Sepper's opinion on proper etiquette. I'm just curious about what happened, thanks.