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Indeed, but adding to the problem in this egregious way should be called out and the reputability of those involved questioned. Might not do a lick of good. T
by ddingus 5y ago
Indeed, but adding to the problem in this egregious way should be called out and the reputability of those involved questioned.
Might not do a lick of good. That's OK.
I can, at a minimum, gauge who to trust, who I am working with. A short conversation says a lot. And that's enough to manage what I do, say, risk, reward.
Maybe that is as good as it all can get right now. Maybe not. Real people having real conversations is a path forward though. More people than ever are seeking that having seen the mess you describe unavoidably. The illusion was better before. Now it's all sort of overt, in our face.