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> Which means you really want to watch what you say. This is what makes politics a comedy central. There's no honesty anymore and everyone's words are calcula
by eyko 14y ago
> Which means you really want to watch what you say.
This is what makes politics a comedy central. There's no honesty anymore and everyone's words are calculated as if you're walking on eggs, lest someone feel offended. There is nothing offensive in what I've read so far (dongles, forking) and, seriously, these complaints are beginning to sound like religious zealots complaining about how atheists are offending them by making religious jokes.
- groby_b 14y agoI don't know which article you read, but the one I'm referring to had a person in a professional capacity, as representative of their company, at a conference. If you are a spokesperson for a company - and that's what Evangelists are - then, while you're at a professional event, your words should reflect the stance of your company, not your own. That's what you get paid for. I wouldn't consider this a firing offense (unless it's not the first time), but I wouldn't consider it a career enhancing move either.