Originally Posted by D Ghost

I disagree. Microsoft and Apple, for example, get tons of criticism online for vulnerabilities, bugs, and other shit every single day. They get called out, then they deal with it however they need to. Like a business should. They don't get mad that someone criticized them. They WANT to be criticized. Do you think you will have an internet business and not receive public criticism?

It's NOT personal. Calling it personal is a lazy and convenient red-herring way to avoid the issues. It's called facts and business.

It's not so easy to just fire a client when they pay for at least a few of your people. It also would backfire greatly if the entire industry learned that a host simply decided to shut-off a client's hosting. Not a good look, guaranteed. SO you've demonstrated why you are not in charge there and wouldn't last very long in the business world.

So we think Brad did the right thing and we commend him for it.