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I get his concern as well, but at the same time... why would ANYONE share something you might regret (like on this case) if the content is made public?
by taytus 7y ago
I get his concern as well, but at the same time... why would ANYONE share something you might regret (like on this case) if the content is made public?
- minimaxir 7y agoFor sensitive communications within a organization, generally it's implied that the contents are secret and shouldn't be disclosed. In this case, the communications aren't sensitive (not even a "keep this on the down low" caveat), and the recipients of the email generally aren't in the organization (it was sent to "a few of our other authors", using the royal "our").
- brokensegue 7y agoyou've never told someone something in confidence?
- taytus 7y agoYes, because telling someone something in confidence is the same as sending a fucking email. You are reaaaaaaaally making an effort to look obtuse.