Do Bloggers Need A Code Of Ethics?
Dana R Pico at Red State appropriately asks in a July 9, 2006 post: "Do we need a Blogging Code of Ethics?" Question: Who's going to enforce it?
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Of course people need a code of ethics in general. Are bloggers a special case or species? Not sure here. I know we like to "hive off" that way. But in general I'd say commonsense ought to be enough.
Since even real world associations have a hard time enforcing a code of ethics your question is dead on; who's going to enforce it? The "invisible hand"?
Great updates - so much happening, good to have someone edit some of it for us mortals. Thanks!!!
Posted by: Michael Wagner | Monday, July 10, 2006 at 12:56 PM