Enron Egg
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Enron Egg
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Re: Enron Egg
#2Yeah. Right. I _totally_ trust Enron
Re: Enron Egg
#3Yeah. Right. I _totally_ trust Enron
It's a parody by someone who seems to own the Enron "brand" now.
The Enron name is now owned by the "Birds Aren't Real" authors [1]. So it's safe to say this is a joke.
[1] https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2025/01/06/enr...
Re: Enron Egg
#4Yeah. Right. I _totally_ trust Enron
It's a parody by someone who seems to own the Enron "brand" now. The Enron name is now owned by the "Birds Aren't Real" authors [1]. So it's safe to say this is a joke. [1] https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2025/01/06/enr...
How did they get a hold of the enron.com domain?
Re: Enron Egg
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's a parody by someone who seems to own the Enron "brand" now. The Enron name is now owned by the "Birds Aren't Real" authors [1]. So it's safe to say this is a joke. [1] https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2025/01/06/enr...
How did they get a hold of the enron.com domain?
They probably now own the name as well as the domain.
It doesn't seem like someone hijacked the domain, but instead actually bought it. There's a FAQ which openly states their website is protected speech as "parody".