Smith also said that most of the negative reaction
was due to confusion around what the tools actually
do. (Connor pointed out that it’s not possible to
review what Kite does, since it itself is not open
source.) Then he blew this reporter off. “I apologize
in advance that I can't answer any further questions,”
he wrote. “I need to focus on other parts of the
business, including continuing to improve the product
for our users, and conflict like this is always doubly
distracting.”
Love and avoiding negativity have become the bywords of unaccountability. To foment conflict and then not comment...
Love and avoiding negativity have become the bywords of unaccountability. To foment conflict and then not comment...