Everyone just take a deep breath and try to remember we're all human beings, affected by what's going on in the world with the pandemic, politics and the BLM movement (which has a lot focus right now, deservedly so, and will undoubtedly be all consuming, exhausting, and important). We've all been separated from our co workers and this brings challenges with communication and delivery of completed work/ projects/ content.
There's obviously a discrepancy between what was communicated about the community event and what actually transpired and was delivered. The subsequent comments about this seemed to suggest we should know and trust in Frontier to be working away on things behind the scenes and that's just not gonna happen - we need the company to be more open...This, I don't think is an error on the community managers part who are here to relay the info they've been given as well as their other tasks.
Could that post be worded better? Sure. Is it easy to read something with a certain tone that might have come across completely different if it was spoken? yep!
2020 has been a very very difficult year. Can we just bring this 10 down to like a 4 or a 5?
P.S. Not here to police anyone's take on this - just barging in because I have done a similar job for years and have sent hundreds upon hundreds of emails to people who have paid my company money and have no filter when sending what they want to say (whether it's a run of the mill inquiry or outraged complaint) and I've sent plenty of emails back (out of the many thoughtfully worded ones) that have been a bit snippy and then I've thought: 'Well...oops! I shoulda read that back before I pressed send.'