On 1/8/15 10:10 AM, Benjamin Kerensa wrote: > > I have quite a number of friends who hold political and religious views > that are polar opposites of mine and while we both share things on Social > Media and occasionally debate at the end of the day we politely agree to > disagree.
The same here. That said, I'm not required to talk to these friends as part of my work. Friends and Coworkers are, often, very different things. My friends know all kinds of things about me and discuss all kinds of topics that I would never bring up to a coworker who *also* doesn't happen to be a close friend (of which I have several). > I wonder what these offended people do when they walk by a newsstand or > read a news site and come across an topic in an article they disagree with. > Do they write the author and demand the topic be censored or a disclaimer > be added? Am I required to read these articles or interact with the authors in order to continue to do my job or even to be employed? > Opinions and views that are shared politely should not come with a > disclaimer. Potentially divisive views (especially when it is known that they are divisive) that have nothing to do with our work should not be shared with coworkers unsolicited. Full stop. Al _______________________________________________ governance mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/governance
