. . . and threats are quite another. Intellectual censorship is a stupid and horrible thing, but it's appalling that these bloggers would allow and even encourage this kind of behavior, especially directed at a fellow blogger. Given that she apparently can't look to them for support, it's no surprise she's attempting to retire from public life.
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well, of all the . . . i can't work like this! i'm the *talent*!
if anybody needs me, OR WANTS TO APOLOGIZE, i'll be in my trailer.
This article appears to be written by Captain Obvious and his sidekick, Common Sense.
very true. but at the same time, people so frequently seek out dogma in order to justify their way of doing things, or even just to find a clear path that doesn't involve much decision-making, that it's important to articulate these things explicitly from time to time, along with the reasoning behind it. besides, it's joelonsoftware, so it's obviously right.
huh. good thing i'm good enough at my job to be able to choose to not work for an evil corporation.
it's not in a company's best interest to scare off good employees.
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. . . and threats are quite another. Intellectual censorship is a stupid and horrible thing, but it's appalling that these bloggers would allow and even encourage this kind of behavior, especially directed at a fellow blogger. Given that she apparently can't look to them for support, it's no surprise she's attempting to retire from public life.
well, of all the . . . i can't work like this! i'm the *talent*!
if anybody needs me, OR WANTS TO APOLOGIZE, i'll be in my trailer.
This article appears to be written by Captain Obvious and his sidekick, Common Sense.
very true. but at the same time, people so frequently seek out dogma in order to justify their way of doing things, or even just to find a clear path that doesn't involve much decision-making, that it's important to articulate these things explicitly from time to time, along with the reasoning behind it. besides, it's joelonsoftware, so it's obviously right.
huh. good thing i'm good enough at my job to be able to choose to not work for an evil corporation. it's not in a company's best interest to scare off good employees.