Here's to You Mr(s) Arrington, Goodbye and Good Luck Startups

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22 points·nickb··9 comments

I read one or two kb of that and skimmed the rest and I gained zero bits of information.

As far as I can see, this doesn't meet the criterion that Hacker News articles should be "interesting", even for a wide definition of "interesting". Please, let's not turn this into "Web 2.0 Gossip News".

dont vote it up then. this is how social news works.

If only we had down vote for articles.

I agree, I'm just commenting on it so that hopefully the audience here will not submit and vote up stuff like this. If the audience here does want Web 2.0 Gossip News (and pg allows it), that's where the site will go. And yes, I recognize I have every right to leave if I don't like the content. No hard feelings intended, but I do hope that the audience will stick to the site's original intent.

</crotchety old man>

Seems like a bad soap opera... Reads like a bad soap opera... Lesson, skip what seems like a soap opera.

Dirty Laundry 2.0

Yeah, this crap belongs on Valleywag.

First thought: yeah, needless drama, blah blah.

Second though: reminds me of what my parents told me in high school... "be nice". Sounds like someone got on someone's bad side. Is business really so stressful that it's impossible for everyone to get along without catfights?

HereaEURXs to YOU Sam Sethi, Goodbye and Good Luck as an EMPLOYEE

If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen.

Its yet another sour grapes tale of an employee trying to be a smart-ass with his ex-employer and getting creamed in the process...are you kidding me: 'Well the matter has now been reported to Scotland YardaEURXs Internet Crime Unit : Case Number: LC986409807 and the IC3.'

But agreed: Soap Opera value +1 News.YC -1 ( But I can't vote it down... )

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