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No, electronically. I am more inclined to charitably view it as a minor inconsiderate overstep, an internal matter not for public consumption. Perhaps if it wa
by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
No, electronically.
I am more inclined to charitably view it as a minor inconsiderate overstep, an internal matter not for public consumption. Perhaps if it was phrased as 'enunciation' it would not have garnered any reaction.
There is no way to do what you suggest without risking a mob.
- dekhn 5y agoI mean, you can make a hardcopy with the DEI team's name attached to the statement? You should risk the mob. It's not ok for a DEI team to ask people to tailor their regional accents for foreigners who don't speak english well. You can also release this anonymously (it's hard for people to deny written exchanges because the results are in many inboxes).
- eliasmacpherson 5y agoThanks for your advice, but I don't believe in mob 'justice'. I'd rather take it up with the DEI team than the internet! Also on a point of misunderstanding it's not an Americans vs. Foreigners situation.
- dekhn 5y agoYou will find that the DEI team feels empowered to ignore you. I'm not saying to take advantage of mob justice, just shine a larger light on the facts.