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I could go on forever because the reality is that ALL interactions between humans is political to some extent. Companies need to prioritize what they’ll dedicate time and attention towards. However, saying you want to keep politics out of the office is a lie.

If a company says “we don’t want politics at work”, they’re really just saying “Fuck our employees. Fuck everyone else. I got mine.” So to the Coinbases, Basecamps, etc. of the world, go fuck yourselves.

——source @fredrickl

• What really happened at Basecamp

Basecamp 創辦人發文

• Changes at Basecamp by Jason Fried

• Basecamp’s new etiquette regarding societal politics at work by DHH

• Mosaics of positions by DHH

• Let it all out by DHH

Basecamp 員工發文（含前員工）

• An open letter to Jason and David by Jane Yang

• “Leadership didn’t even bother to announce some of those changes internally. We found about them from the blog post. I’ve found out about significant business and product changes from their tweets in the past. They don’t even think work belongs at work.” by @georgeclaghorn

• “I’ve worked at Basecamp for a long time because it’s a company full of smart and kind people, and together we’ve always tried to take care and do the right things. I don’t agree with the changes announced today, and I’m sad & upset.” by @jonasdowney

• “I’m so disappointed to see that blog post – silencing and ignoring the people that matter most when they point out the things that are wrong and uneven.” by @t3rabytes

• “Seeing all the outrage on my timeline is the most heartening thing I’ve seen all day. Keep it up folks, we need and want you to scream and yell with us.” by @dankim

• “To me it seems reasonable to talk with my co-workers about the stuff going on in our world, country, and lives in the place where we actually see each other? You know…at work. Especially when the majority of that connection happens in opt-in spaces for those with an interest.” by @conormuirhead

• “I work at Basecamp and I co-spearheaded the DEI Council formation. I’ve seen people ask what the DEI Council did to warrant such a response. The answer is nothing. We formed in February and we’re still getting ourselves organized.” by @Rahsfan

• “As @conormuirhead said, these are human issues. I am a better human having listened to a broad set of voices outside my personal bubble – challenging my beliefs by listening to coworkers with different life experiences. And that has most definitely not been a distraction. by @uptonic

• “And I’ve learned so much and have become better from my co-workers at Basecamp that have pushed for more diversity, more equity, more inclusion, who have openly shared their lives and experiences. Like many others, I’m sad at the changes announced today.” by @zachwaugh