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I was wrong.
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You can’t put out a fake terrible apology and then expect people to take you seriously with this one. You should tweet this from the actual conference account if you were that serious about it. I don’t think anyone can trust you, and they shouldn’t.
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@sebmck, you are right and have every reason not to believe me. I said things in the heat of fire to protect my colleagues, and I handled it poorly. I apologize for that. ReactWeek will also issue a public apology and treat this internally to ensure the CoC is enforced. ThanksThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Did I speak for anyone else besides myself?
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Ok, so imagine you're him. Up until now, you've handled this terribly but (let's assume) you've learned a real lesson here and genuinely want to do better. What's your next move?
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At minimum: - Post apology on the main account - Put apology up somewhere where it's not just a screenshot, but searchable text - Put the Code of Conduct on the actual website, not just a link elsewhere - Write up details on how this code of conduct will be enforced
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