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It would be great if new bloggers saw this type of information first. There are some very real consequences to being "real" so give some serious thought to whether to tie all your online work and writings together or keep them separate. From the page: "Here we offer a few... more
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Rated by CSMastermind on May 06 2009, 1:58pm
How to blog safely. Guideline for blogging.
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Rated by SuperFreak69 on Nov 01 2008, 7:24pm
This is interesting but I don't really have any reason to keep my blogs private. Like Benjette I am also self employed. The Ping-o-Matic sounds pretty cool.
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Rated by Misamiyo on Jun 05 2008, 9:01am
The best way to blog and still preserve some privacy is to do it anonymously. But being anonymous isn't as easy as you might think.
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Rated by ms-heather-leigh on May 15 2008, 4:58pm
Helpful!!
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Rated by Benjette on Mar 08 2008, 11:03am
Good tips, but just more evidence for why serious bloggers should strive to be self-employed. Like me! :)
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Reviewed by yungchin on Feb 14 2008, 4:14pm
I guess this is good advice... but I'm not listening :)
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Rated by blackysky on Jan 29 2008, 5:13am
From the page: "The best way to blog and still preserve some privacy is to do it anonymously. But being anonymous isn't as easy as you might think."
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Rated by CiscoMatisse on Jan 26 2008, 10:23pm
important information about blogging safely.
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Rated by lattimer on Jan 26 2008, 6:25pm
Good advice regarding blogging
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Reviewed by 1001noisycameras on Nov 17 2007, 9:59pm
Interesting commentary from the EFF. Obviously blogging about work related matters is a trickier thing, since a number of things are considered confidential in the work place. But I don't think an employer should be placing any restrictions on non-work-related blogging. If someone working as a photographer at a magazine writes a blog about ice-cream recipes, I don't see any conflicts of interest :-)
