An unwanted email from Pingpad CEO
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An unwanted email from Pingpad CEO
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Re: An unwanted email from Pingpad CEO
#2I wonder if we are seeing "tinderization" of all online means of communication or it's just creepy approaches existed since primordial times and we just have the technology to record it(or is it that Russian PR teams started stirring up the things between the genders instead of races... ) .
Re: An unwanted email from Pingpad CEO
#3The dam's finally burst.
Re: An unwanted email from Pingpad CEO
#4How many secrets are there about (mostly) men behaving terribly, but they are hidden away because victims are worried how it would impact their reputation or employability. New victims are being attacked at this very moment.
Feels like there is a need for a product that lets people share their stories anonymously. The risk is that people will make things up to hurt others.
Re: An unwanted email from Pingpad CEO
#5How many secrets are there about (mostly) men behaving terribly, but they are hidden away because victims are worried how it would impact their reputation or employability. New victims are being attacked at this very moment. Feels like there is a need for a product that lets people share their stories anonymously. The risk is that people will make things up to hurt others.
It's definitely a tricky space to navigate. If it were a private network you may be able to discourage false accusations.
I've heard of 'whisper' networks which warn people of unscrupulous behavior from colleges when they join new workplaces. It could be the realization of that concept.
Re: An unwanted email from Pingpad CEO
#6It’s disgusting she shared this publicly. Pleasureful is not an easy word to spell, no one should be publicly shamed for misspelling it, even this little twerp.
Re: An unwanted email from Pingpad CEO
#7He seems to have posted a response claiming it wasn't him who sent the emails: https://blog.pingpad.net/what-happened-5675fd00e744