>I'm very curious what sort of things people are saying in the workplace that they are afraid of coming out. I can't (and would never attempt to) speak for any

>I'm very curious what sort of things people are saying in the workplace that they are afraid of coming out. I can't (and would never attempt to) speak for anyone else, but the content of the conversation is irrelevant. I'm perfectly happy to stand behind everything I say (e.g., I didn't post stuff I knew would be poorly received with a throwaway account in this very thread and have been severely downvoted for it. N.B.: Not complaining about the downvotes, I knew they were coming and stand by my posts). My issue is with surreptitious recording. Not because of what I say, but because it's wrong to record someone without their knowledge or consent -- regardlesss of the content. Edit: Corrected myself. Meant to say "I can't (and would never attempt to) speak for anyone else," rather than "I can't (and would attempt to) speak for anyone else,"