The writer chose to write for PC Gamer and sign their name publicly to an article on the site. You don’t get to just say “oh, wasn’t my decision, tee hee” when it’s your name on the article.
replyYeah, let's try not to make a habit of punishing people making subsistence wages for the sins of the corporate elite.
replyIf you're making half a mil designing spyware for Palantir, different story.
At this rate society is going to slowly politicize every profession to the point that the only approved positions will be under a respective party’s ministry.
replyThis is such an extreme reach.
replyReaders don't care. Customers don't care about the internal details of the company.
replyAs if the so called journos are any better with the absolute garbage they write for that site.
replySure, but it’s a great example of the reason RSS readers are so great. No matter how much you enjoy the work of particular authors - their editorial oversight might make it too miserable to enjoy.
replyYeah, that's what I mean.
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