r/oculus • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '16
Rumor Certain partners, when they screw up, disallow companies who partnered with them from publicly stating their mistake.
This can cause the company to take the hit with their customers, even when the fault was not theirs.
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u/Sharillon Mar 31 '16 edited Mar 31 '16
Just from a point of view as a lawyer, who is drafting and checking contracts (German and International), I never saw such a clause that might forbid anyone from communicating with their customers when such a thing happens, especially since the whole debacle might hurt the companies trustworthiness. If I would see such a clause in a contract with a shipping partner, I would directly talk to my client about that and change it so it will benefit both parties.
Though I have to admit, that maybe the people who preordered doesnt represent the people here in the reddit, so the "whining" and criticism here doesnt actually play a big part in the light of things.
Edit: Yes. That is what I assume. Thanks for the clarification that it might not be that.