Earlier today, a person signing as Mason Cole of Oversee made a statement at Rick Schwartz’s blog – concerning the expected unveiling of the Moniker employee who violated company regulations:
“This is a human resources matter. Accordingly, Oversee is unable to discuss it publicly.”
By the end of business day today, Rick Schwartz was expected – per his statement – to unveil the name of the perpetrator, unless they came forward or Moniker/Oversee publicized the details of the incident.
It seems that a lot of unjustified heat is ending up on the messenger, Rick Schwartz, who is justifiably infuriated by the lack of a statement and/or punishment of the culprit.
Says Rick:
“I have done as much bell ringing as I care to do at the moment. I think it is on domainers to DEMAND the information. I have taken arrows for even this.”
And he continues:
“SICKENING! It’s a crime to watch a company that Monte built with GREAT and LOYAL folks be held prisoner to some corporate nonsense. I have read it was a bad call, a mistake, bad judgment by this employee. Fine, I never asked the employee to be fired. I did ask him to come forward. His employer hides behind some mumbo jumbo and he just hides.
Finally, Rick Schwartz sends a clear message to Moniker/Oversee:
“I never thought I would move my domains from Moniker. During the Halvarez scandal I moved 250 as a protest. But now, now I have to seriously consider going thru the ordeal of moving nearly 5000 others.”
When the domain king is unleashing fury it is time for everyone to listen – or take cover! Choose your side.
