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Originally Posted by Shutter
There are things that this article point out that really help to verify that they are true because you can see that they say things that are said. I mean, its great to have "random quote" or citing a source that "said some other stuff too". It really is quite political of them to say so much and say nothing at all. Isn't it amazing?
Thats what that article was. Saying a bunch of stuff and saying nothing at all.
You walk away thinking, "WTF. This article LITERALLY said nothing."
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If you work in the corporate world at a public company, you have to "say nothing".
If you don't, you risk endangering company stock pricing, corporate relationships, etc.
-alex