GitHub’s Response

Chris Wanstrath, CEO of GitHub: I would like to personally apologize to Julie. It’s certain that there were things we could have done differently. It’s a short, and to the point post on the matter. It’s not filled with marketing doublespeak (mostly) and it feels written by one person. That’s about as good as a…

Chris Wanstrath, CEO of GitHub:

I would like to personally apologize to Julie. It’s certain that there were things we could have done differently.

It’s a short, and to the point post on the matter. It’s not filled with marketing doublespeak (mostly) and it feels written by one person.

That’s about as good as a corporate response can get. I’m not saying they are off the hook, I’m just impressed by the non-bullshit response which boils down to:

  1. We are investigating.
  2. All people accused have been put on leave, and the one non-employee has been banned from the offices.
  3. We are working to get better in spite of lots of growth (this was the only annoying section).
  4. I’m sorry, and I wish her well.

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