My understanding (definitely fallible, but I’ve been quite engaged in this case, and am one of the people Ben interviewed) has been that Alice and Chloe are not concerned about this, and in fact that they both wish to insulate Drew from any negative consequences. This seems to me like an informative and important consideration. (It also gives me reason to think that the benefits of gaining more information about this are less likely to be worth the costs.)
I certainly don’t think it suggests he’s a bad actor, but it seems reasonable to consider it improper conduct with a small organization of people living and working together—even if Alice and Chloe don’t see it as an issue. I don’t have a strong view one way or the other, but it seemed worth flagging in the context of your claim .
The article alleges he was dating an employee who seems to have been a subborniate, which someone might claim is improper conduct.
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My understanding (definitely fallible, but I’ve been quite engaged in this case, and am one of the people Ben interviewed) has been that Alice and Chloe are not concerned about this, and in fact that they both wish to insulate Drew from any negative consequences. This seems to me like an informative and important consideration. (It also gives me reason to think that the benefits of gaining more information about this are less likely to be worth the costs.)
I certainly don’t think it suggests he’s a bad actor, but it seems reasonable to consider it improper conduct with a small organization of people living and working together—even if Alice and Chloe don’t see it as an issue. I don’t have a strong view one way or the other, but it seemed worth flagging in the context of your claim .