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You are right of course, but in light of defending truly bad decisions, how else do we help our community hold itself responsible for its decisions at work?
by tsunamifury 7y ago
You are right of course, but in light of defending truly bad decisions, how else do we help our community hold itself responsible for its decisions at work?
- dang 7y agoI'm not sure I saw the GP "defending truly bad decisions", but the answer in such cases is to explain why the decisions are bad without breaking the site guidelines. The guidelines are there to prevent the community from destroying itself, so they're a precondition for "helping our community to hold itself responsible" and other higher-order activities of that sort.
- tsunamifury 7y agoI'm sure your answer is right from an enlightened rationalist position, and I respect your desire to defend the community. Unfortunately I believe there should also be room for stronger emotional responses to truly damaging behavior in the real world. And I suppose finally going separate way from this community is required for that value.