While the image of a crazy and paranoid competitive Salazar makes for great story, and creates a lot of fodder for Lets Run posters, I wish more attention could be directed to Nike, the money behind the madness, especially in terms of transparency, and long term and lasting changes.
Every time I click on certain other running sites, I find Mo Farah and the sculpted Canadian 800 woman runner staring at me in roid-rage. Their whole attitude in those ads screams illegal drug use. If we could just get Nike to put pressure on all their athletes to compete cleanly, or suggest that otherwise "your brand is going to be linked with balding and shrinking testicles for men, and hairy faces and deep voices for women" then I think there might actually be some good to come out of the sensational "he said/he and she said" story.
I know running is only a small part of the corporation's business, but it still is important to the business's athletic image, and if I was a Nike executive, I'd sure like that corporation to be associated with purity rather than a "grey area."