Ripple’s technology director David Schwartz said he had fans’ questions for Black Sabbath fans and filtered the responses of the recently deceased rock legend Ozzy Osbourne during what was supposed to be an authentic Q&A with fans – an experience he regrets now.
“I cheated,” said Swartz in an X Post Thursday.
“For me personally, it was a failure, but for everyone, it was a success”, remembering his time in the Webmaster when, as an employee, he was responsible for typing answers to fans’ questions for Osbourne – who died Tuesday at the age of 76 – and the rest of the members of the Black Sabbath Group using the Society Conference software.
Fans had not interested anyone other than osbourne
As a self -proclaimed rapidly, Schwartz explained that he had been invited to speak with group members by telephone, relate fans’ questions and grasp their answers in real time.
But he quickly became clear for Schwartz that fans were not interested in anyone else in the group; Each question was for Osbourne. “I specifically asked the moderators to ask myself questions that were not for Ozzy. There was simply not,” he said.
Schwartz has kept a set of preserved “preserved questions” at hand in the event of technical problems, which he finally used to avoid leaving the other members of the group.
“I passed a question kept to each of the other members of the group in rotation. And I mixed what I could do with what they said with the canned response of their manager,” said Schwartz.
“At the time, I really felt bad in the whole. It was not the authentic interaction with the celebrities I wanted it to be and that I tried to do it,” he said, adding that only “two” legitimate questions of the fans have ever been made to the group.
Schwartz reveals that he has cleaned Osbourne’s answers
Schwartz also admitted that he had removed the blasphemy of Osbourne’s responses:
“Ozzy’s response presented the word C a lot
“I hit Ozzy’s response as closely as possible, which probably does it due to the poor quality of the connection. I censored the words C, “he added.
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Meanwhile, Cointelegraph reported on Friday that the same inspired by Osbourne had skyrocketed while tributes flooded on the death of the icon this week.
A known as Mad Man (Ozzy) pumped more than 16,800% to negotiate $ 0.00,00,3851 and reached a market capitalization of $ 3.85 million.
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