> This is entirely my fault, and I take all the blame for that.
You shouldn't be blaming yourself, it was the best thing to do. Some people may have been confused over who the "good guys" were in this mess. By taking over all these channels you made everything perfectly clear. No amount of arguing could have made things clearer than your actions.
Oh, he definitely had people to blame, like the FTX lawyers, it’s just that he got caught lying or dancing around the truth so frequently that nobody would believe him.
Have a link handy? I can't find it. My memory was he's said a lot of things like "we messed up" and "we could have handled it better". Nothing that says he personally is responsible.
"So it's his fault that all that happened to him?"
No - he's saying that acting like everything is his responsibility and that believing that only his actions care improve things is much more likely to lead to actual improvement than feeling like a victim.
Agree on taking responsibility. There are a lot of excuses he could have made: economy, bad PR firm, etc. By taking blame he can now move on to fix things.
No disagreement at all... I just wanted to let those know that this (at least, thus far) wasn't his fault, for those who might not have known.
I"m sure there will be plenty to hold him accountable for in the future, though there is indeed a genuine opportunity here for him to right a potential wrong.
He is not to blame at all. He made a good faith effort to communicate which did not work and openly reasoned about the challenges of a relatively new platform that many people are still trying to make the best use of. I'm glad he posted.
You shouldn't be blaming yourself, it was the best thing to do. Some people may have been confused over who the "good guys" were in this mess. By taking over all these channels you made everything perfectly clear. No amount of arguing could have made things clearer than your actions.
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