>>102313961this, newfags don't remember the timeline
almost everyone knew selen was gonna get fired for the blatant "copyright rebellion" she did, but were sympathetic. basically a "at least she's finally escaped that shithole" sentiment.
it was only because the cartoon villain corp decided to stealth suspend her for so long while not saying shit that it even became this huge controversy in the first place
and then of course the final result was a giga nuke, but the point is that "ghosting a problem" has always created more controversy and invited more eyes to look at the situation, not less
laying low and waiting for people to forget only works when the issue isn't actively scratching people's eyes
