[consulting] OpenSorce Developer(C++ Programmer on Linux platform)

[Victor Kane]

On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 1:50 PM, Sheryl <gubydala at his.com> wrote:

> Victor Kane wrote:
>
> > However, I personally am against being in league with employers against
> employees, and denouncing employees to their employers.
> >
> > I think we as technical workers need to be in solidarity with each
> other,
> > and defend our rights, but not by appealing for help to the bosses.
>
> We don't know the exact situation, but there are a couple of things that
> could be going on here that could make it important to contact the boss.
>
> 1)  Spamming may have been the boss's idea and applying a cluebar may
> remove pressure on the employee to misbehave
>
> 2)  Employee's action reflects on the business, and if the business has an
> anti-spam policy they deserve to know that a rogue employee is doing
> something that "diminishes their brand".
>
> And finally, IMO it takes a stretch to consider a spamming headhunter as a
> tech worker deserving of solidarity.  Especially one who misspells python
> as "phyton".  :-)


Oh absolutely :)

No, I meant we need to act in solidarity with each other against spammers to
our space, but that I felt that the limit should be removing the offender
from the list and not contacting the employer, that's all. Just an opinion.

Victor


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