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How to avoid offence
I have a tricky question: If I want to write a humorous account of an experience, how do I avoid making the people involved feel embarrassed r offended, when that is not the intention? It goes beyond anonymity, as people who know me could guess who is being referred to in the anecdote. Any ideas?
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Hi Robyn,
Could you maybe change the setting of the experience that might change it enough to avoid people being recognized? Perhaps move it to an area outside of the account that would be removed from the people that might recognize themselves?
-Roxie
I suppose the trick is to ensure the description is not offensive.