Blog shared with management

[hatewinter]

What is the name of your state? IL



Would management or their company really care what I've shared good or bad at my complex.l?

I created a anonymous blog to share with management my concerns and suggestions

 

[Zigner]

What is the name of your state? IL



Would management or their company really care what I've shared good or bad at my complex.l?

I created a anonymous blog to share with management my concerns and suggestions

Oh, come on...you KNOW that there is no way that we, a group of anonymous strangers on the internet can know if "management or their company" would "care". That is nowhere near a legal question.

 

[quincy]

What is the name of your state? IL



Would management or their company really care what I've shared good or bad at my complex.l?

I created a anonymous blog to share with management my concerns and suggestions

It depends on what you share and how you share it.

If you identify the company or individuals and defame them, I imagine they would care.

As a note: Nothing you publish on the internet is truly anonymous.

 

[adjusterjack]

Would management or their company really care what I've shared good or bad at my complex.l?

I created a anonymous blog to share with management my concerns and suggestions

While I agree with the last two comments, over the past several decades I have read numerous reports of employees being fired for things they do online privately.

Understand that, in many circumstances, you are employed at will and can be fired for any reason, including saying on the internet something about, or to, your employer that your employer disapproves of.

 

[Zigner]

While I agree with the last two comments, over the past several decades I have read numerous reports of employees being fired for things they do online privately.

Understand that, in many circumstances, you are employed at will and can be fired for any reason, including saying on the internet something about, or to, your employer that your employer disapproves of.

The OP is talking about the apartment management, not an employer.

ETA: I understand that they could be an employer, but they're not the OP's employer.

 

[quincy]

An anonymous blog, by the way, is not the best way to address problems with a company. If you have a problem that the company has an ability to resolve, speak directly to the company to seek resolution. If you just want to complain, a private journal where you write down your thoughts is the legally safest way to vent.

 

[adjusterjack]

The OP is talking about the apartment management,

That's not revealed by either his question or the post title.

Though, in taking another look, I suppose I could have gleaned that from the forum in which the question was posted, had I looked at the forum title, which I didn't.

All the more reason for posters to provide appropriate information in the post.

 

[quincy]

That's not revealed by either his question or the post title.

Though, in taking another look, I suppose I could have gleaned that from the forum in which the question was posted, had I looked at the forum title, which I didn't.

All the more reason for posters to provide appropriate information in the post.

hatewinter has a posting history that can be informative.

 

[Zigner]

...I suppose I could have gleaned that from the forum in which the question was posted, had I looked at the forum title, which I didn't.

The "...at my complex" part of the post pointed me in that direction as well.

 

[quincy]

A recent thread:

https://forum.freeadvice.com/threads/n.663159/

One of hatewinter’s complaints seems to be a neighbor’s noisy door.

 

[zddoodah]

Would management or their company really care what I've shared good or bad at my complex.l?

Huh? Management of what? What is the difference between "management" and "their company"? Who are "they"? What things are you sharing and with whom? What sort of "complex" are you talking about? Most importantly, how could anyone here possibly know what some unknown person or persons will care about, and do you think your post raises any sort of legal issue?

I created a anonymous blog to share with management my concerns and suggestions

If your intent was to communicate with a particular person or a discrete group of persons, why would you do that by an "anonymous blog"?

 

[quincy]

Read the posting history.

 

[hatewinter]

Zddodah seems to be a bit skeptical and not very understanding. Think before you post Z

 

[hatewinter]

Anonymity can avoid being targeted by management. The manager may reveal complainant.

 

[Just Blue]

hatewinter has a posting history that can be informative.

"Informative" is an interesting way to put it.