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  Play ISDF | December 04, 2007
  There's one thing I really wanna know about this whole firing thing, is there any solid proof that he was fired over the Kane and Lynch review?
  
  He's officially been fired, but him being fired over the Kane and Lynch review only started as a rumour. I'd just like to know if that was the real reason or not. Does sound rather likely, and I'm not trying to defend Gamespot or anything, but I just need some real solid proof that he got fired over the review before I can really take a side.
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    Final Blade | December 04, 2007
    Thats what i have been saying all this time, its just a rumor about what you said. And thats why gamespot and jeff didn't respond to it, then gamespot makes matter worse by lying.
    
    I hope gamespot goes down in flames, i never liked the site anyway, and this controversy just proved there idiots.
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  Avalith | December 04, 2007
  CNET is yet to comment on the reasons behind the termination of his employment and likely never will, but the timing is too coincidental. It may have been the final straw if he were already in trouble over past reviews, but if that's not the case, then it's most likely that he was fired because of the review.
  
  Everyone knows that it's not good business practice to advertise a product that your own site reviews as being mediocre as it sends mixed messages.
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  tidus04 | December 06, 2007
  If they fired him just because of his thoughts on a review I think I would also join in this protest. An outrage to basically put it.