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[–] 1 point 1 year ago (1 child)

I appreciate the sentiment, I really do. And yes, the problem is more of a systemic one. But we need real people to personally feel the consequences of this idiocy if we want things to change for the better. Otherwise, everyone will just keep on pretending everything is fine. this is fine

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  • [–] 3 points 1 year ago

    Who's to say they didn't receive any consequences? But that consequence doesn't mean you have to lose your job over what easily could have been an honest mistake. Bear in mind, the person (if it even was a person) that terminated the account, and the people in customer support are most likely different people. I'm not saying that customer support couldn't have handled it better. But calling for someone to be fired as the first resort is simply not a good mindset.

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