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This document discusses various strategies for avoiding responsibility when mistakes are made, such as spreading rumors, concealing issues before others find out, blaming others, and hoping problems go away on their own. It suggests these approaches could damage projects through lowered morale, backstabbing and turmoil. The overall message is that accountability is important and risks should not be hidden or denied to avoid responsibility.
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