Unit2Sucks said:I always tell people to imagine how good they would look on the witness stand or testifying before congress ... with a posterboard behind them showing a printout of their email or slack message.wifeisafurd said:I can recall in my legal firm's harassment training my LDS employment law partner who was leading the training, saying adopt the LDS standard: when you think about something sexual, write about ice cream, and when you think about racial groups, write like you want to convert those groups. It was meant as joke, but the point was being made on what you put in emails. This was before gay rights were on the radar, so I don't know what he would say today. The Gruden rule seems like a good idea, though amusing since lawyers are some of the worse in saying what would be offensive to third parties not involved in the original email chain - hence why the law firms had training. Just thinking about it, I doubt Bearsiter and I would want to defend some of our posts here in a court room.82gradDLSdad said:
Well this was an interesting thread to read. I must have missed it the first time around. Thank God I did or 01bear would have verbally beaten me up. I think the safest thing for us all is to invoke the new Jon Gruden rule: don't ever write anything you don't want read in court.
Okay, I am starting to understand that recent BI thread about ice cream now, but I had no clue when I posted on it 3-4 times, I swear.