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> I guess that'll now change. Why? So long as they don't do anything illegal in the selection process they shouldn't have to worry about anything. This is only
by driverdan 12y ago
> I guess that'll now change.
Why? So long as they don't do anything illegal in the selection process they shouldn't have to worry about anything. This is only for people who get accepted, not rejects.
- mc32 12y agoIt's not about doing illegal things but more to protect against perceived wrongs. Or someone or people just not being 'pc'. It's cone to the point where being frank can be a liability. That is it would remove possible hooks for people to hang perceived grievances
- barry-cotter 12y agoIf you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him. - Cardinal Richilieu Things that seemed perfectly innocent at the time can very easily come back to bite you on the ass later. Donating to the wrong political campaign (Brendan Eich), being a part of the wrong political party (the Hollywood Six), overestimating how fast public attitudes to sex will change (the 60's supporters of NAMBLA who found it expedient to renounce them later). If everything is anodyne consensus bullshit you can't blame anyone without blaming everyone. So all the real decisions get made somewhere there are no written/recorded notes.