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"... if you write a note to your babysitter during office hours, why should the wider world have to know about it? It's a difficult balance." I don't think it
by parennoob 12y ago
"... if you write a note to your babysitter during office hours, why should the wider world have to know about it?
It's a difficult balance."
I don't think it is. I do it every day at work.
Use your personal email to communicate with your babysitter, and your official work email only for work stuff.
- fnordfnordfnord 12y ago>Use your personal email to communicate with your babysitter, and your official work email only for work stuff. One problem with that. I have an official work (.edu) email that is practically useless. Constantly full of spam, both from outside, and from clueless employees. Domain gets blocked from sending to popular domains occasionally for mass spamming. Can't accept attachments (or rarely accepts them). High and unpredictable inbox latency. Goofy, insecure, obsolete pa55woRD! rules. etc. The .gov email addresses I have had from past jobs weren't always much better. So I have an official work email, an unofficial work gmail, and a private email account for personal business. But the larger point is that Clinton should have had some procedure to regularly archive her work-related comms (no matter what the method was).