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+title = """
+ RFC1885 and "speaks for themselves"
+ """
+author = ["MichaƂ Sapka"]
+date = 2024-10-21T23:03:00+02:00
+categories = ["blog"]
+draft = false
+weight = 2001
+image_dir = "blog/images"
+image_max_width = 600
+Abstract = "my views represent the view of every Pole out there"
+Listening = "Pink Floyd - Momentary Lapse of Reason"
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+
+Another cool tidbit from the RFC which was lost in the great war of Twitter:
+
+> Assume that individuals speak for themselves, and what they
+> say does not represent their organization (unless stated
+> explicitly).
+>
+> -- [rfc1855](https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1855.txt)
+
+I never understood those "my views do not represent my employer" marks, as they are as obvious as the color of aliens (gray, of course).
+Yet people state it as having any opinion on the web is dangerous.
+And I mean any, as someone may always it questionable.
+And loosing job, means of living over a stupid joke is terrible.
+We could have just left it where it was, but no.
+
+FLAME ON
+
+Personally, I hate putting people in boxes.
+I like some of what Drew DeVault does, but I do not support everything he stands for.
+I follow Lunduke's reports, but I don't approve of everything he says.
+I like Luke Smith's tutorials, but I also like roads.
+I am a member of FSF, but I do not approve of a lot of what Stallman promotes.
+None of this has ever stopped me from following trans people or self proclaimed communists.
+
+I try to not create a too narrow bubble where everyone is saying the same thing.
+From one side, this gives me a chance to be less of a moron.
+On the other, even if I hate what someone believes, I may enjoy what they say and do on (at least) some occasion.
+People are much more complex than any ideology, and this is what makes them interesting.
+
+Of course, I also draw a line of what I will accept.
+But the harshest thing I'll do is to [stop listening](/blog/2024/flame-on-web/).
+I'll try not to argue because it's better to let people believe I am dumb, than to talk and remove any doubt.
+I will certainly not try [ruin someone's life](/blog/2024/bsd-cafe/) because I disagree with some views.
+
+I wonder if this has anything to do with me growing in the 90s, the era of "diffent but equal"?
+
+FLAME OFF