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In both cases, your peers will shame you when you cross the line.

• TeMPOraL 7y ago
  As it should be. It's the most basic mechanism by which groups regulate themselves.
  • rainyMammoth 7y ago
    Isn't that mechanism broken lately with the vocal minorities playing that game?
    • TeMPOraL 7y ago
      Unfortunately it is. One more reason I hate this.
    • phnofive 7y ago
      > Perhaps there is some mercy in the madness. Those who wish to see vermin can, and those who choose to are provided with boundless purpose.
  • sneak 7y ago
    A workplace is not a social peer group, it is a financial transaction wherein services are provided for compensation. The compensation and terms should be known up front, not after crossing some invisible line. When I pay to go to a buffet, it’s not “all you can eat until we get annoyed and shame you”. Services in, payment out. It’s a transaction and changing the terms passive-aggressively after the deal is struck is shady at best.