Back when I was a lad in college our fraternity kept a "Professor File." Everyone who took a class from a professor would add their helpful comments about the professor's likes and dislikes, ways of grading, types of tests, quirks, etc.

The Professor File was a handy item when enrolling for a semester and deciding which classes to take from which professor.

Here on this forum we talk from time to time about kilts at work. Sometimes good results, sometimes challenges.

What if we named names [hope this isn't breaking a rule]. Wouldn't work for small businesses, way too many, but what if rabble who happened to work for Fortune 500 companies contributed their knowledge about their employer's policies towards being kilted at work.

Not sure where we'd keep the list, but it could be very handy for guys looking for a job - to have knowledge up front as to whether interviewing kilted would be a wise move or a poor move. To know up front if they accept a position from a corporation if they could expect to wear kilts on the job.

Just a thought. Might also be an interesting way to see what the state of the Nation (at least in the U.S.) is about wearing kilts.

Might even be helpful if someone working at a small corporation was able to confidently show their H.R. department a list of Fortune 500 companies that accept kilts on the job.

Like, I'm guessing REI might be one of the Fortune 500 and I believe I've seen posts that REI is kilt friendly.

Ron