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Again, I wasn't making any judgement one way or the other. I'm just observing it's extremely naive to believe that a solicitation for feedback in an employment
by throwawayjava 9y ago
Again, I wasn't making any judgement one way or the other.
I'm just observing it's extremely naive to believe that a solicitation for feedback in an employment setting is somehow an invitation to free speech.
- js8 9y ago> Again, I wasn't making any judgement one way or the other. I wasn't implying you did. > solicitation for feedback in an employment setting is somehow an invitation to free speech Without further qualification, in a literal sense, it is "invitation to free speech". That's the problem.
- throwawayjava 9y ago> Without further qualification "The society you live in" and "a basic understanding of how the world works" are always that most important qualifications on any invitation to share your opinion.