[mattm]

Even the CEO's "apology" is pretty bad. He still finds a way to take shots at the original poster saying his original message was inflammatory (could also be read as how I'm justified in my response), that "he started it" and that the team was "spoken down to or treated dismissively" which they weren't. All the original feedback was about the project and was not directed at specific individuals.

[apt-apt-apt-apt]

His 'apologish' is basically the same as his original flamepost, but dressed in PR.

He places all blame on the user, basically calling him a dick again, and re-brags about their thousands of users, while attempting to sound noble.

[j_maffe]

tbf that user was indeed being a dick

[mslt]

The part about his team is so obviously performative, as though he’s such a great leader he just couldn’t help himself from being a dick because someone was “speaking down to his team”

A mediocre PR staffer got paid a decent piece of money to find a way to frame ab outburst as heroic

[nchmy]

I will never use coderabbit due to the ceo's "apology". It's quite evident that he's a toxic douche and the product can't possibly be great.