"Photos from drunken parties, recollections of sexual escapades, profanity or threats--all these indiscretions, posted online, have gotten students suspended or expelled, or harmed job prospects. In a couple of decades, a presidential candidate may be called on to answer for a college misadventure that he or she impetuously detailed in a blog entry."I believe we more mature bloggers would do well to apply that advice to our own online ventures. Even though I don't identify myself on this blog for privacy reasons, I believe future Web technologies will be able to infer from all my online activity where and what I've posted online, including comments on other people's blogs. Something to think about.
Friday, August 18, 2006
What constrains my blogging
Reading a Newsweek article on new social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace, I came across a very true statement:
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we've been away for a few days, so i am just getting a chance to catch up with your blog. the pictures of cora are beautiful! she is such a little girl - i know that sounds kinda self evident... :-)
ok.. i'll try my best not to identify you... ;-)
yay for no more dumb words to put in!!
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