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Please Consider Reinstating Melanie Kroll

Please Consider Reinstating Melanie Kroll

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Started by Anonymous 18 years, 2 months ago
Dear 1-800-Flowers, We, the readers of the Pharyngula Blog (written by Prof. PZ Myers), respectfully request that your consider reinstating Melanie Kroll. The use of her work email address to issue threats to Prof. Myers was grossly irresponsible and did indeed violate acceptable usage. However, we accept that this was likely to be an act of carelessness on her part, which was compounded by an act of idiocy by her husband, Chuck Kroll. We do not condone the violent and idiotic tones of the email composed by Chuck Kroll, and we hope both the Krolls have learned lessons from this episode. However, we do not wish to see the apparently innocent (albeit careless) Melanie lose her job over this incident. As such, we respectfully request that you take this into account and consider reinstating Mealine Kroll in some capacity. Kind regards, The Pharyngula Readership

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February 23, 2012

Getting very near 500 signatures. Let's push this over the edge right now.

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March 20, 2010

6 Comments

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Dave Webb
18 years ago Featured

firing her over what her husband did seems pretty extreme. she worked there for a long time nobody deserves to lose their livelihood for something someone else wrote.

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Mark Ramos
18 years ago Featured

totally unfair. hope she gets her job back soon.

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Jessica Espinoza
18 years ago Featured

RIDICULOUS to punish her for her husbands crazy behavior. do the right thing and give her her job back.

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Brian Carter
18 years ago Featured

cmon guys let it go. she clearly didnt mean for any of that to happen

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Sarah Osborne
18 years ago Featured

it was just a lapse in judgement. people make mistakes at work sometimes and she should get a second chance.

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Elena Quinn
18 years ago Featured

everyone is human and makes bad choices. terminating her seems like a knee jerk reaction to a bad situation.