The Meta denunciation book blocked against promotion is now an Amazon bestseller

Last Wednesday, Meta successfully obtained a decision Block the SARAH WYNN-WILLIAMS Reports promotion of its memories Negligent people: a story of power of power, greed and lost idealism. Today, the book is third on Amazon List of best sellers. Who could have seen this coming?

Released on March 11 Reckless tells the experiences of Wynn-Williams working in Meta (Before Facebook) from 2011 to 2017. The New York Times called the Memoirs of “Account initiated of a company which, according to her, was led by managers eager for status and self-absorbed … Even if Facebook has become a vector for disinformation campaigns and cozé with authoritarian diets.”

Of course, Meta was vehemently in disagreement with the evaluation of Wynn-Williams, the labeling Reckless “A mixture of obsolete complaints and previously reported on the company and false accusations concerning our leaders.”

Apparently hoping to reduce RecklessSpread, Meta accused Wynn-Williams of having violated his agreement to have employees’ non-negotiation, taking him to arbitration. Consequently, an arbitrator has temporarily prohibited in Wynn-Williams from promoting Reckless or distribute it personally.

However, it is a universally recognized truth that if you tell people not to look at one thing, they will certainly look at the thing. He played over and over again Barbra Streisand’s house in 2003.

Consequently, it should not be surprising that Meta’s temporary victory in arbitration only drew attention to the book of Wynn-Williams.

By writing Sunday, Reckless Was only followed by two other books on Amazon’s best-seller table: coming from Suzanne Collins Hunger games prequel Sunrise on harvestand Mel and Sawyer Robbins’ self-assistance book The theory of the leash. Wynn-Williams’ book is also The best seller in Amazon’s political and social science category.

Several comments and opinion on RecklessGOODREADS PAGE Also make an explicit reference to the arbitration decision, many declaring an intention to buy and read it specifically because Meta prevented Wynn-Williams from promoting the book.

“Oh, Meta does not want us to read this book? They force the promotion by force? I wonder what they could try to hide …” The user of Goodreads Chris Mango Reader Written in the most loved comment on the page.

“Facebook just tried to silence this author,” Son wrote. “So I’m going to make a point to read.”

Considering the fact that Reckless was published less than a week ago, it seems unlikely that many people have finished it again. However, he has already accumulated 333 notes on Good Adreds at the time of writing, marking 4.56 out of 5 stars. Nearly 1,500 people have marked Reckless As a book, they are currently reading on Goodreads, while around 12,800 say they would like to read it.

Statistically, most of these people will probably not end up reading Reckless. Adding a book to a reading list is much less effort than reading it. Even so, that has little importance given that it is still 12,800 people who have now heard Reckless And the allegations that Meta is trying to escape. In the estimate of the technology giant, it is probably quite serious.