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(This is in response to Sue’s comments (Hi, Sue!) in my last post.) I think that if you invite comments you are also inviting critical ones. But there are cases where, as a member of an audience or readership, I think it’s one’s responsibility to speak out.
I have no problems with an editorial policy on [...]
Robyn’s recent post encourages me again to write something about blogging. First, let me say that I like Robyn’s web log and read it frequently. I respect her as a designer and like her writing. But recently she’s brought out that old line about web logs being “private.”
She says:
‘Tis ok. This is what happens when you [...]
I’ve read a lot of stories about people being fired because of their web logs recently, and my response has generally been “well, if you’re going to publish online, you have to take responsibility for what you publish.” But when I started reading about people being sued for posting on message boards, I was a [...]