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Jun 2020
12:25pm, 10 Jun 2020
4,111 posts
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run free
It has in HK and China due to SARS and was a big discussion during the seminar. A German organiser was certainly considering it.
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Jun 2020
1:46pm, 10 Jun 2020
4,471 posts
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jennyh
If it became mandatory to wear masks when racing, I wouldn’t race anymore.
Dio, I agree, it will never be normal to me.
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Jun 2020
1:51pm, 10 Jun 2020
34,975 posts
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DocM
me neither
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Jun 2020
11:29pm, 10 Jun 2020
4,114 posts
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run free
As well as HK, China and Taiwan these countries who have worn masks due to previous epidemics and pollution, these countries have made masks mandatory when in public spaces:
Angola
Argentina
Austria
Bahrain
Benin
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Burkina Faso
Cameroon
Chile
Colombia
Cuba
Czech Republic
Ecuador
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Ethiopia
France
Gabon
Germany
Guinea
Honduras
Israel
Jamaica
Kenya
Lebanon
Liberia
Luxembourg
Nigeria
North Africa, Morocco
Pakistan
Poland
Qatar
Rwanda
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Slovakia
South Korea
Spain
Turkey
Uganda
United Arab Emirates
Venezuela
Vietnam
Zambia
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Jun 2020
11:45pm, 10 Jun 2020
19,928 posts
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Dvorak
I don't want to run in your world, runfree. Your name acquires a savage irony in this context.
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Jun 2020
12:06pm, 11 Jun 2020
4,115 posts
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run free
If you ran in my world - you would be free to run without a mask, enjoying clean air, clean water, trees would be clapping offering you food to keep you going, birds would be singing and you'd see wild animals going around their own business
But of course you'd need to BYO 
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Jun 2020
7:40pm, 11 Jun 2020
342 posts
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JR
Mask will never become normal in my world. Thankfully up where I live everyone still pretty much adhering to social distancing & only seen 1 mask wearer in last few day’s - they are the ones that look conspicuous here. It’s completely abnormal to wear a mask.
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Jun 2020
7:41pm, 11 Jun 2020
343 posts
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JR
Can you imagine having to work in retail is face covering mandatory - a thief’s charter!
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Jun 2020
8:35pm, 11 Jun 2020
33,950 posts
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Night-owl
Yes.
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Jun 2020
8:49pm, 11 Jun 2020
40 posts
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Big_G
Regarding the WFH thing, it's funny as I worked from home in IT full time from 2003-2015 for a very large, well known firm. When I started WFH, it was all the rage and managers were looking for people to leave the offices. As I was leaving in 2015, there was a push to get those working from home back into offices but I expect that's turned around again now due to Covid. It's interesting looking back, but even without Covid, these things can go in cycles I think. But I think people who haven't WFH before are realising that the time saved from commuting is very valuable and for me that was the main benefit of WFH. I loved it and the flexibility it gave me, but it's not for everyone.
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