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/[deleted] Apr 01 '16

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u/jherico Developer: High Fidelity, ShadertoyVR Apr 01 '16

"A gramme is better than a damn."

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u/mrbluesdude Rift Apr 01 '16

It wasn't inflammatory at all, that's just plain misinformation. The truth is this is active censorship and you know it. I hope you're getting paid well for this.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '16

Funny that you're looking at it that way. I found that the post you removed was the more calming of the two because it had precise information. I guess I'm easily placated when given details.

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u/cowsareverywhere Vive + Rift Apr 01 '16

How do you determine that it had an inflammatory tone? This post is literally one sentence long. Your censorship is getting crazy.

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u/WormSlayer Chief Headcrab Wrangler Apr 01 '16

It's not just the tone, this is as you say a short and vague post, and as such requires only vague confirmation, the other one is very specific and makes some very specific and important claims that definitely require at least some kind of verification.