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This is a reaction to the rise of the trolls. Trolling your coworkers and engaging in bad faith argumenting has no place at work. It represents a profound disre
by ryanobjc 8y ago
This is a reaction to the rise of the trolls. Trolling your coworkers and engaging in bad faith argumenting has no place at work. It represents a profound disrespect of your colleagues, it is counterproductive, and is distracting.
It’s not unreasonable to put these restrictions on - which btw are content neutral - workplace tools/discussions. It’s not an attempt to quell dissent but to focus it in a useful manner.
I believe, that damore was arguing in bad faith, attempting to trigger and troll, and do so in “polite” language, which doesn’t excuse him at all. You can’t write a meandering argument that isn’t well founded, filled with incorrect suppositions, and bury that all your female coworkers are not as qualified and expect that to end well.
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- plattegrond 8y agoNo he wasn't arguing in bad faith. He's just a nerdy guy who took the claims about wanting honest feedback at face value and told people what he thought instead of reading between the lines and realizing he was in a high school clique environment. If you can't even see that, the one with bad faith is you.