Jim Henderson wrote:
> On Fri, 04 Jul 2008 06:32:51 +0200, Gail Shaw wrote:
> 

> The funny thing is, a sysadmin who thinks like that is more or less bound 
> to get caught violating the policy.  My first rule of use of systems in 
> the office:  *Always* assume someone else is watching.  It might also be 
> appropriate to add "and they're out to get you." - even valid sysadmin 
> decisions to restrict access lead to users with a chip on their shoulder 
> who want to show you up.  Don't give them the chance:  Follow the same 
> rules you expect them to follow.
> 
> Otherwise, when they find out (and they will), you're the one with 
> "hypocrite" tattooed on your forehead.  And that follows you to every job.
> 
>> For some reaon, I found that a most offensive attitude for a sysadmin to
>> have.
> 
> I would agree with that.
> 
seconded

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