Le Web 3: Sam Sethi Fired? Mystery deepens…

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Pat Phelan at Roam4free has confirmed that the “disappearing post” I noticed in the TechCrunch UK feed earlier does indeed mean that Sam Sethi has been fired for his posts about Le Web 3.

Update: OK, now this post has vanished. What the hell is going on here?

Update 2: Pat assures me that the post linked above should still be online, but I can’t see it. Still, there’s other confirmation of Sethi’s firing on Cubicgarden.

Update 3:Confirmation from TechCrunch UK and Pat’s post is visible again.

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