top | item 21589966 (no title) perspective1 | 6 years ago During prototype tests you don't have to target 6-sigma, obviously, but I hope we get a post-mortem without spin. discuss order hn newest vkou|6 years ago When their entire business depends on very carefully managing their PR, you're not going to get a public post-mortem without spin.If a government regulator runs the investigation, you might. I don't know if a regulator's going to get involved in this, though. adventured|6 years ago These are the guys that give us amusing compilations of some of their more explosive mistakes:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvim4rsNHkQSo much for very carefully managing PR. load replies (1) nickik|6 years ago > When their entire business depends on very carefully managing their PRThat is simply wrong. Their business depends on reliably launching rockets and delivering payloads to station. And that is what they have done.> If a government regulator runs the investigation, you might. I don't know if a regulator's going to get involved in this, though.They are not going to. Starship is a SpaceX project that is not financed by NASA or the DoD. senectus1|6 years ago > When their entire business depends on very carefully managing their PRYou really think this? My perception is that their PR is fairly blunt and upfront. while they may not tell you everything they dont seem to be trying to "spin" anything load replies (2)
vkou|6 years ago When their entire business depends on very carefully managing their PR, you're not going to get a public post-mortem without spin.If a government regulator runs the investigation, you might. I don't know if a regulator's going to get involved in this, though. adventured|6 years ago These are the guys that give us amusing compilations of some of their more explosive mistakes:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvim4rsNHkQSo much for very carefully managing PR. load replies (1) nickik|6 years ago > When their entire business depends on very carefully managing their PRThat is simply wrong. Their business depends on reliably launching rockets and delivering payloads to station. And that is what they have done.> If a government regulator runs the investigation, you might. I don't know if a regulator's going to get involved in this, though.They are not going to. Starship is a SpaceX project that is not financed by NASA or the DoD. senectus1|6 years ago > When their entire business depends on very carefully managing their PRYou really think this? My perception is that their PR is fairly blunt and upfront. while they may not tell you everything they dont seem to be trying to "spin" anything load replies (2)
adventured|6 years ago These are the guys that give us amusing compilations of some of their more explosive mistakes:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvim4rsNHkQSo much for very carefully managing PR. load replies (1)
nickik|6 years ago > When their entire business depends on very carefully managing their PRThat is simply wrong. Their business depends on reliably launching rockets and delivering payloads to station. And that is what they have done.> If a government regulator runs the investigation, you might. I don't know if a regulator's going to get involved in this, though.They are not going to. Starship is a SpaceX project that is not financed by NASA or the DoD.
senectus1|6 years ago > When their entire business depends on very carefully managing their PRYou really think this? My perception is that their PR is fairly blunt and upfront. while they may not tell you everything they dont seem to be trying to "spin" anything load replies (2)
vkou|6 years ago
If a government regulator runs the investigation, you might. I don't know if a regulator's going to get involved in this, though.
adventured|6 years ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvim4rsNHkQ
So much for very carefully managing PR.
nickik|6 years ago
That is simply wrong. Their business depends on reliably launching rockets and delivering payloads to station. And that is what they have done.
> If a government regulator runs the investigation, you might. I don't know if a regulator's going to get involved in this, though.
They are not going to. Starship is a SpaceX project that is not financed by NASA or the DoD.
senectus1|6 years ago
You really think this? My perception is that their PR is fairly blunt and upfront. while they may not tell you everything they dont seem to be trying to "spin" anything