In Mis Katt's defense I will say she's only been on the job for a brief time, and before her, linden communications were a dogs breakfast. They've a long way to go, but give her some time in the role before passing judgement. They're contending with a new ceo, terible grid burps, in place uncontrolled leaks, and a history of borkage. Putting in place a working communications strategy takes time, as you need to change the company internally. Internal comms at LL require a large shakeup before we see the results filtering out to the public.

When I informed Katt Linden about the early decisions being made about the SL5B fiasco, she hadn't been informed though internal channels herself before they hit the grid. Clearly linden communications is still running partly in the maveric decentralized style we've grown used to, and Mis Katt has a lot of work to do before the right communications actually go through their communications manager. When talking to me she mention working to get systems in place to ensure things like this don't happen.

So don't blame Mis Katt - messing up is a group effort at LL. Caring and sharing :P