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Articulating the norms of behavior? The norms in this code are the basic skills of interacting in society, anyone past the age of 17 should have internalized t
by HarryHirsch 14y ago
Articulating the norms of behavior? The norms in this code are the basic skills of interacting in society, anyone past the age of 17 should have internalized them. More: one expects anyone past that age of live by them, and consequently one can (and should!) deal with any violator in the appropiate manner.
- lutze 14y agoYes I agree, but it's not like this has come apropos of nothing. Unfortunately a small minority apparently don't know how to behave appropriately around others, and need this shit to be spelled out.
- theorique 14y ago"People should" is a dangerous assumption to make in large groups. Obviously, 99% of people are not going to make prejudiced jokes or comments in their presentation or in groups at a conference. A code of conduct simply sets out the expectations at this level, and creates a standardized procedure for what to expect when these expectations are violated.