Corporate compliance is king.

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I'm not concerned about your tenuous grasp on reality.

I'm concerned others might see your reactions to the truth as somehow normal.

@fmf said
Even the story about how you'd seen concrete proof that I was a "secret" moderator who'd banned hundreds of subscribers from the forums for simply disagreeing with me?

Go on, dig it up.

I'd like to see my actual words (from years ago), not your claims, which have no doubt grown over time, like some kind of bread dough.

@suzianne said
Go on, dig it up.

I'd like to see my actual words (from years ago), not your claims, which have no doubt grown over time, like some kind of bread dough.

I am not going to go find it. You made the claim repeatedly. If you now deny it, so be it. If people don't believe that you could make ridiculous claims about people getting banned from the website by posters like me, then that's fine by me.

@fmf said
I am not going to go find it. You made the claim repeatedly. If you now deny it, so be it. If people don't believe that you could make ridiculous claims about people getting banned from the website by posters like me, then that's fine by me.

So you don't think your claims about what I said can bear comparison with what I actually said.

So be it. That's fine by me.

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I will share this one though…

I once mistakenly forwarded a joke email I had received to a distribution list of nearly a hundred work colleagues. I tried to recall it and that worked for some addressees but many had already read it and worse still had started forwarding it. Fortunately is wasn’t a very rude joke but it was a little ‘out there’ as good humour often is.

I had a terrible feeling of dread and consequences come over me. Eventually the head of business compliance team asked to see me and I was given a dressing down. Apparently IT had to run a tracker on the email as the joke had gone viral so to speak. I was quite severely reprimanded which was also tagged to my year end review. It was just a joke.