[ SECRET POST #4037 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4037 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Watership Down]


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03.
[Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little Town on the Prairie]


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04.
[Gordon Ramsay]


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05.
[Line of Duty]


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06.
[Spider-Man (Marvel-616)]


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07.
[The Grimsby Brothers (2016)]


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08.
[Dirk Gently / Dollhouse]


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[Electronic Arts]









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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That's gamers for you - lacking any sense of proportion.

[(Anonymous)]

It isn't the gamers saying it though. It's business professionals (and yes I know there's some overlap but not THAT much overlap to the point where it would influence decisions like rating them the worst company in an entire country).

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know what rankings we're talking about? But I looked at the one that got posted ITT, and it looks like it's based on a popular vote, not on anything with business professionals.

[(Anonymous)]

In that case, maybe it's more about them acting "bad for their own business" rather than "unethically"?

Business professionals have a tendency to see things through the economic feasibility lense, which means that "This is a bad company" translates to "Their way of operating is running them to the ground." To cite the example of Nestlé stealing water, that behavior might be far more appalling but ultimately, their image hasn't suffered, while EA managed to alienate their customers.