Blogger’s Code of Conduct
Tim O’Reilly drafts a “Blogger’s Code of Conduct” in response to the blogger death threat controversy. In our experience in dealing with blogs, bloggers seem to be pretty nice and friendly people, except maybe sometimes when they are posting zoomed-in photos of Britney’s mystery stain, or engaging in fervent cyber-discussions about how “fugly” Kirsten Dunst is. That’s not nice, guys! But we’ll link to you anyway.
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The Days of Unmoderated Comments Could Be Over
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MSM Voluntary Code of Conduct and Badges of Approval
huffingtonpost.com
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Andrew Sullivan Thinks the Blogosphere is about FREEDOM
andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com
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Why Are We *Still* Confusing “Blogging Code of Conduct” With “Having a Comments Policy”?
deepjiveinterests.com
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Jason Kottke Mildly Irked by Proposed Rules
kottke.org
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More Evidence of Solipsistic Blogger Community
socialmediaclub.org
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People Who Should Abide by Laws Will Probably Ignore Them
blogs.guardian.co.uk
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Death Threats Should Be Handled by the Police, Blogs Should Remain Free
althouse.blogspot.com
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“Bloggers Code of Boring Irrelevance”
innoq.com
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The Wiki Version - You Can Add to the Discussion!
blogging.wikia.com
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The Days of Unmoderated Comments Could Be Over
nytimes.com
