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minus-squareAuzy@beehaw.orgdeleted by creatorlinkfedilinkarrow-up11·2 years agoNot really honestly. I think their concerns were valid until they investigated. Everyone thinks it’s easy to ignore legal demands. But there is a reason why most abuse isn’t reported to police. I believe their story honestly
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minus-squareAuzy@beehaw.orgdeleted by creatorlinkfedilinkarrow-up3·2 years agoEven if there is no legal entities in Russia though, they might have remote workers
minus-squareLien Rag@mastodon.tedomum.netlinkfedilinkarrow-up3·2 years ago@hydroptic Weren’t they afraid for their workers in the country ? Taking time to assess the consequences before making a rash decision seems legit to me… @Auzy
Not really honestly. I think their concerns were valid until they investigated.
Everyone thinks it’s easy to ignore legal demands. But there is a reason why most abuse isn’t reported to police.
I believe their story honestly
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Even if there is no legal entities in Russia though, they might have remote workers
@hydroptic
Weren’t they afraid for their workers in the country ?
Taking time to assess the consequences before making a rash decision seems legit to me…
@Auzy