Codesmith is down and they can't access their AWS because of incompetence. I've had enough of their claims to go from "zero to mid/level senior engineers" when they repeatedly demonstrate lack of engineering competence (this isn't the first incident)

The official on the record answer - we used the word Fellow because our industry doesn't have many competitors: Interview Kickstart and Pathrise. Pathris used the word Fellows so we copied them and used the word Fellow. So that our customers could compare the two familiarly. I'm not trying to gaslight you but I Googled Fellow and this is the dictionary definition it presented and not any of them say anything about being paid. The definition for "Fellowship" has two meanings, none of them saying anything about being paid either (I can only attached one screenshot, but pasted:) 1. friendly association, especially with people who share one's interests."they valued fun and good fellowship as the cement of the community" 2. the status of a fellow of a college or society."she held the Faulkner fellowship" Formation is not affiliated with education/schools/universities and no where in our marketing or materials in anyway does it say that whatsoever and there is no chance a reasonable person would think we are a university offering paid Fellowships. I could see rare edge case people maybe being confused based on their personal backgrounds or from other countries with different norms but we don't see that in the USA. https://preview.redd.it/yf0vrmhofrdf1.png?width=1444&format=png&auto=webp&s=cf36eeae8c5b7b654d0d8dbb284c588cd1583dc4