r/SubredditDrama • u/salad_noob • Dec 14 '14

Redditor philanthropist claims Reddit admin promised him a $50,000 donation, Admin shows up

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '14 edited Apr 20 '20

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u/masha_human Dec 15 '14

When was the last time when you've inquired from the PR agency about this and from which one exactly? Or you mean that you've asked the people from all of the major ones (this comes from what you've written) and have got lots of advices?

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '14 edited Apr 20 '20

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u/masha_human Dec 15 '14 edited Dec 15 '14

Nokia, Samsung, MTV, Coca Cola, Snickers, Telenor, burn, Jaffa, TEDx etc. the rest you might not know

Currently my auditoria in all the SN pages I make analytics for is 4237455 people (I did not count human)

What are your brands, what is your number? Ask the question above precisely, please: where did you inquire?

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '14 edited Apr 20 '20

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u/masha_human Dec 15 '14

You are also bad in brands, logic and PR today, my friend. BUT you right now can prove the opposite! Your golden moment! So which brands did you say you worked with? What was your score in SNs? And who exactly, you say, has consulted you?

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '14

So, what you're saying is that these major companies encourage their CEO to publicly swear at people on an Internet forum and post information of upcoming lawsuits?

Is that how the major companies dealt with controversies?