I have only in the last year or two really done much experting (I mostly spent my time counseling firms to avoid problems, when I'm not teaching, writing, speaking, or just hanging). Frankly, I've seen some people that I respect, or respected, say some things that just are flat wrong, and that they would never say in public.
Perhaps I'm Polly-Anna-ish (sp?), but when it comes to ethics, saying things in an ethics report that are flat wrong -- that you would never say in public -- seems, well, unethical.
Just an observation, but I wonder if the rest of you have noticed? I know that sometimes we are blinded by our own views, but I've read some real doozies.
Any thoughts?