Susan Arendt said:
She didn't write on a blog, she was paid, as a journalist, for her work, which called him out by name. She shouldn't get to earn a living by being a jerk to someone who did absolutely nothing to her.
But if you'd like to think I'm an "idiotic twat" for thinking that she should act like a professional, that's fine, too.
I simply think that the intelligent thing to do would have been to ignore her instead of giving her all of this attention. Since when has making a big deal out of something as minor as this ever been a good idea? Her being unprofessional is an issue that should be dealt with between her and her employer. Was she out of line? Well the answer to that is obviously yes. Should we make a big deal out of it? I really dont think so. If people have a complain about it they should email the company she works for. If they get enough complaints then they would probably drop her. When the very man she was apparently humiliating doesnt really care about this issue why should we?
Instead we are just giving her and that site a ton of free publicity.
I also feel as a journalist you should learn how to read as well. I never once said you were an idiotic twat for thinking she should act like a professional. I said people who are making a big deal out of this when it really is not one are idiotic twats.
The only thing that could possibly make this situation any more hilarious is if she was on a contract where she got paid by the number of hits on her articles/blog whatever they are.
