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> - If you ain't comfy with it being on the front page of the Times/WSJ/CNN/Fox/Breitbart/HuffPo/NPR/InfoWars/RT/Youtube, don't (1) send it in an email, (2) say
by BoiledCabbage 8y ago
> - If you ain't comfy with it being on the front page of the Times/WSJ/CNN/Fox/Breitbart/HuffPo/NPR/InfoWars/RT/Youtube, don't (1) send it in an email, (2) say it at a campaign event, (3) include it in an SMS, (4) really consider it at all.
If you're an engineer, then that goof advise. If you're doing something that would cause you trouble if it were public, depending on what it is, you might be close to the line of things you shouldn't be doing.
If you're a politician, you job is image management. Even simply emails on how to present yourself to an audience can come across as you being "fake or phony" and negatively impact you. The standards aren't remotely the same.