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Yes, absolutely. Also to be clear: people aren't implicitly at fault for asking questions rooted in fud. Caring is a good thing, and so is trusting your intuiti
by raggi 4y ago
Yes, absolutely. Also to be clear: people aren't implicitly at fault for asking questions rooted in fud. Caring is a good thing, and so is trusting your intuition, and speaking up. The challenge is working through it all quickly and collaboratively.
- urthor 4y agoIf you phrase the question "is there a way to prevent" usually it all goes well. Working with folk who understand that nuance is the tough part.
- aidenn0 4y agoOh indeed. Sometimes people repeat FUD just because they feel like they need to say something and they aren't well informed. Other times people do so because they are honestly concerned. Unless you know the person, it can be hard to differentiate.