2021-07-22 // day precision
You shall not name the contractor until the contract is signed
Posted by Dan Cary
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Editorial interpretation
Gandalf becomes a contracting admonition. A member asks to print the meme for an office door; Dan agrees and describes the career-field work-meme page with self-deprecating humor. Andy Knott’s “FAR you fools” attachment is praised as deserving its own post. This is evidence of community reuse and participation, not a general legal rule or a new blanket license.
SOURCE DISCUSSION — transcribed original comments
2021-07-22 — Andy Knott:
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2021-07-22 — Dan Cary — reply in Andy Knott’s thread:
Andy Knott deserves its own post!
2021-07-22 — Jennifer Stewart:
Permission to print this to canvas and hang on my office door??? 😆
2021-07-22 — Andre Toves:
Paul Blais [Associated comment image is displayed above.]
2021-07-22 — Dan Cary — reply in Jennifer Stewart’s thread:
Jennifer Stewart yes but it will cost you a conversation with anyone that asks about where you found it. Tell them some idiot on the internet has too much free time and started a career field centric “work meme” page. They aren’t very good most of the time, but every once in a while you chuckle. Or something to that effect, I wouldn’t want to tell you how to live your life.
2021-07-23 — Rachel Sullivan:
What happened to #ToolsNotRules ?
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Topics: Early Years, July 2021, Source selection, Meme making, Community culture