There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User
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@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
Depends on the person and how well they handle criticism.
Right if they handle it professionally as an adult, or unprofessionally or like a child. Someone saying that it is offensive is WAY more offensive to him than what I said. Deleting my post says worlds more about the moderator's opinion of the OP than my post did of mine.
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@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@scottalanmiller said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@scottalanmiller You're insinuating that he hasn't used his brain, which is up to him to interpret as offensive.
Which if he finds offensive, would be him not using his brain.
A lot of people are choosing to be offended, it's the year 2017 and I can't relate to my fellow Americans anymore
It's just people who are doing IT but can't handle it and hate people finding out.
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@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@scottalanmiller said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@scottalanmiller You're insinuating that he hasn't used his brain, which is up to him to interpret as offensive.
Which if he finds offensive, would be him not using his brain.
A lot of people are choosing to be offended, it's the year 2017 and I can't relate to my fellow Americans anymore
<--- triggered
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@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
He's having trouble realizing the difference between attacking him personally and attacking the concept.
See, and that's directly accusing him of being an idiot and comprehension problems
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@scottalanmiller said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
Depends on the person and how well they handle criticism.
Right if they handle it professionally as an adult, or unprofessionally or like a child. Someone saying that it is offensive is WAY more offensive to him than what I said. Deleting my post says worlds more about the moderator's opinion of the OP than my post did of mine.
Is the expectation that everyone should be at the same level of emotional maturity? I would never expect that personally, but I grew up in a household where I was more of an adult than my parents.
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@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@scottalanmiller said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@scottalanmiller You're insinuating that he hasn't used his brain, which is up to him to interpret as offensive.
Which if he finds offensive, would be him not using his brain.
A lot of people are choosing to be offended, it's the year 2017 and I can't relate to my fellow Americans anymore
I'm a bit offended by this.
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@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@scottalanmiller said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
Depends on the person and how well they handle criticism.
Right if they handle it professionally as an adult, or unprofessionally or like a child. Someone saying that it is offensive is WAY more offensive to him than what I said. Deleting my post says worlds more about the moderator's opinion of the OP than my post did of mine.
Is the expectation that everyone should be at the same level of emotional maturity? I would never expect that personally, but I grew up in a household where I was more of an adult than my parents.
No, but the expectation is that everyone in a professional role needs to be a certain minimum level of maturity. I gave him the benefit of the doubt that he was and just lacked some technical understanding. The moderator decided that he was an immature person which was way more dramatic than what I did.
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@scottalanmiller said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@scottalanmiller said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@scottalanmiller You're insinuating that he hasn't used his brain, which is up to him to interpret as offensive.
Which if he finds offensive, would be him not using his brain.
A lot of people are choosing to be offended, it's the year 2017 and I can't relate to my fellow Americans anymore
I'm a bit offended by this.
“You are not special. You're not a beautiful and unique snowflake. You're the same decaying organic matter as everything else. We're all part of the same compost heap. We're all singing, all dancing crap of the world.” - Fight Club
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@scottalanmiller said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@scottalanmiller said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
@wirestyle22 said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
Depends on the person and how well they handle criticism.
Right if they handle it professionally as an adult, or unprofessionally or like a child. Someone saying that it is offensive is WAY more offensive to him than what I said. Deleting my post says worlds more about the moderator's opinion of the OP than my post did of mine.
Is the expectation that everyone should be at the same level of emotional maturity? I would never expect that personally, but I grew up in a household where I was more of an adult than my parents.
No, but the expectation is that everyone in a professional role needs to be a certain minimum level of maturity. I gave him the benefit of the doubt that he was and just lacked some technical understanding. The moderator decided that he was an immature person which was way more dramatic than what I did.
Your minimum is way above mine but our experiences I'm sure are very different
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@EddieJennings said in There Is No Such Thing as a Read Only User:
Seems like the confusion between the literal and intended meaning of "read only" can be avoided by establishing what rights various "levels" of employees should have for X data.
https://img1.etsystatic.com/140/0/11120616/il_340x270.878678639_hzio.jpg
Clearly, you need to define security levels based on primary colors.
