BarCamp 2009 Notes #bcn09bloglaw
If you attended my presentation at BarCamp Nashville, I prepared a detailed outline that highlights a lot of the content we covered. It’s all in one spot for your convenience. And don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter to receive monthly updates about the changing laws in business. Enjoy.
October 17th, 2009 at 1:40 pm
Excellent information. I have long agreed bloggers have the right to remain anonymous, if desired. This opinion even includes those I most disagree with, such as ibofb. I would prefer to discuss the issues, not the person. However, I have learned the only way to shut down those more interested in attacking the person is to “return fire.”
I resent Amway’s request to place real names on their blogs, although they do allow anonymous entries. As the judges state, remaining anonymous is a Constitutional right, which I haven’t seen before. I also agree it promotes more open discussion, except, as described above, when immature people are involved.