Corporate guidelines for personal weblogs

Stephen Downes comments on corporate guidelines for personal weblogs

…That said, these guidelines are good, common sense guidelines for weblogs. Of course I’m not going to spill confidential info on this weblog (conversely, I am very careful about what I allow to be classified as confidential). And of course I am respectful to my employers – not because of any guideline, though, but because they deserve it. But these are rules that ought to apply everywhere, including, for example, the corner pub – and you don’t see guidelines for pub behaviour

“guidelines for pub behaviour” sounds nice :)))

Archived version of this entry is available at http://blog.mathemagenic.com/2002/08/27.html#a181; comments are here.

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