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This doesn't follow at all. You could just as well say, "You don't have to be employed to be in a business office, ergo a workplace cannot be a workplace under

by chc 9y ago

This doesn't follow at all. You could just as well say, "You don't have to be employed to be in a business office, ergo a workplace cannot be a workplace under all conditions." This is semantic gymnastics around the word "workplace," not a reasoned evaluation of the circumstances or whether it's reasonable to expect workplace-appropriate standards of behavior on LinkedIn.

Sir_Substance 9y ago
>You could just as well say, "You don't have to be employed to be in a business office, ergo a workplace cannot be a workplace under all conditions." False equivalency, the vast majority of people in a business office on a day to day basis are employees of that business office. LinkedIn is a /recruiting website/. Unemployed people are a key part of it's core demographic.