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That doesn't seem to be a point missed so much as one that's obvious and generally unnecessary to state fully qualified descriptions of everything in casual con
by incision 14y ago
That doesn't seem to be a point missed so much as one that's obvious and generally unnecessary to state fully qualified descriptions of everything in casual conversation.
- DannyBee 14y agoExcept that when you are using it as marketing in a book, there are very important distinctions. Lies of omission and all that.
- glaak 14y agoA lie of omission would apply if you state a selection of true facts and ignore other ones so as to make yourself look better than you are. In this case, I'm stating that I was a hiring committee member and not saying that I attended regularly, when I in fact did. This is not a lie of omission. At worst, you could accuse me of not offering additional qualifications.