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> She ran into a super duper asshole Well not just that. If anyone at the meeting made it clear that the comments that were happening were not appropriate or
by davorak 13y ago
> She ran into a super duper asshole
Well not just that. If anyone at the meeting made it clear that the comments that were happening were not appropriate or welcome either I missed it in the article. It most people this creates the perception that it is acceptable behavior according to group standards. I would bet this perception of group standards is studied phenomena that is the default perception by the majority of people. So it seems reasonable that most people would get uncomfortable by the situation.
- throwawaycoder 13y agoIf she doesn't say it's inappropriate, how are other people to know that it isn't? It would be really awkward to approach two people and tell them "hey what you are doing is inappropriate" if none of them has signaled anything wrong.