Reddit AMA goes rather badly

[Mannginger]

This didn't go so well for an ex-employee who, rather interestingly, decided to do an AMA (Ask Me Anything) on his time as an employee of Reddit, and his dismissal...on Reddit!

http://www.businessinsider.com/the-ceo-of-reddit-e...

Essentially the CEO of Reddit stepped in and laid out the reasons as to why he'd been fired, and reminded him that he'd forfeited his non-disparagement agreement by mouthing off about his previous employer on a public forum.

Ouch! Harsh but fair?

Be interesting to see if he responds in the end or simply goes to lawsuit for mental anguish or similar!

[AdamFX]

Very unprofessional for the CEO do this publicly but the guy had it coming. Worked at Reddit for 8 months, ending up being laid off and still felt qualified to do a Q&A on company policies and practices? Muppet.

[Andehh]

Silly thing to do, but with 5,000 karma (ie; front page, 100k+ unique views) the ceo/someone at reddit needed to step in...