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Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert. I have several of his print books and still enjoy reading them; ditto his old cartoons. They really spoke to me years ago, as a cubicle-coder.
'The Dilbert Principle' is a great book. It's a shame he threw all that goodwill away.
I think it's wild that he's the same man who made Dilbert trans and feminist in his tv show finale and it actually got kind of sincere.
hey, read the books you already own all you want. that doesn't put anymore money in his pocket.
being "cancelled" doesn't mean we stick our fingers in our ears and act like it didn't happen. it just means being conscientious about funding the lives of people who are actively making the world a worse place.
this is a critical detail that I think people often miss
I stopped liking dilbert when it became obvious that dilbert was becoming a side character so he could prop up PHB. Anything I've seen since then is just insufferable.
I stopped liking it over ten years ago, when it was all the same jokes I've already seen (and I'm not even sure it were new comics that I perused).