Oh yeah, and disallowing employees from discussing their income, I think was another one.

Lots of anti-union behavior.

Well you're in luck, that should be coming soon.

There were kinda three separate things that rolled together, mind you, I'm not especially in the know about any of them, so hopefully others can expand

1. the auctioned something that was supposed to be a small company's prototype water block or something, it wasn't theirs to sell
2. they started making too many errors in their rush to do large scale testing and when people make decisions based on the incorrect info you're putting out thats not great
3. there was an employee who used to work at LTT after being a fan who they built a PC for (maddison, I think?). When the other two items above were brought up by gamer's nexus and it turned into a whole situation where people were being critical of LTT, she shared that she had an absolutely horrible experience working there, crazy crunch time, I think there was sexual harassment or something, I don't recall all the details. She explained she didn't share it sooner because she expected people would just turn on her for criticizing LTT and it makes sense she would feel more able to share if people seem like they might be more receptive to criticism of a huge channel like that

The first two that were brought up in an bombshell gamer's nexus video were, imo, handled very poorly (EDIT: I should clarify, I meant the initial first reseponse), though again, I don't remember details (about the very first response I think I remember not being great, or otherwise 😅)

The last item I'm honestly not sure how it panned out but my impression is that nothing really happened with it. LTT was gonna transfer CEO to being a new guy with Linus being more of a face and direction guy, and the new CEO guy I think was the one who had an outside investigation of some kind conducted. I don't think there was ever an update about that investigation? I dunno. I didn't watch much before the whole situation and just kinda stopped watching when the initial criticism from gamer's nexus was poorly handled

I don't really watch LTT, but I think they we're pretty bad when explaining why they didn't make more fuzz about Honey stealing commissions when LTT found out.

toxic working conditions and sexual harassment (this article also mentions them doing sloppy reviewing that led to misleading videos, which is bad but imo nowhere near as bad as the rest, i kinda wish the article didn’t focus so much on it)

i also remember linus saying he’d refuse to let his workers unionize, saying it would "make him feel like a bad boss"

and he’s also said that floatplane (their video streaming app) would let anyone join no matter their politics, up to and including nazis, because "free speech"

I don't watch his other content but in that one video he was absolutely doing exactly what a typical user would do in his situation. He was trying to follow a tutorial, he ran into the sort of warning message Windows users are conditioned to breeze past, and followed the onscreen instructions without trying to understand the confusing stuff. They changed how it worked after that incident, as they should if mass adoption is at all desirable.

yeah, though he is used to windows warning with every program install that it might break the pc so ignoring a warning isn't THAT unexpected

I very much so enjoyed their content where they attempted Linux only for 30 days straight. They documented their successes, struggles, and roadblocks. I think they did two different attempts, the first time they didn't recommend it and the second time they did. I might be misremembering the first attempt.

Just a screenshot ltt posted with the announcement, I assume it'll be in the collab vid