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Originally Posted by Chris is me
YES.
By affiliating yourself with a team, you are representing them at all times, as you are a member and part of that team. You can't quit your team to say something, then join back on it. The words are tied to you, and you're tying yourself to your team.
If you have ideas you don't want to be affiliated with your team, either don't say them or don't be on that team. You are a constant representative of your team.
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Chris, that's a little outlandish.
Given, he did not put a disclaimer that none of his views are associated with his team, but I think we can let that one go.
A lot of the things I put on here are my personal views and not necessarily of my team. I don't confer with my team mentors about everything I put on here. (Probably close to none, if not a post-fact discussion)
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