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Start Again I Say
The idea of a code of conduct for bloggers is cool, I know the authors are famous and everything, but this is hardly the sermon on the mount is it? Some thought to aesthetic quality would help a lot (compare Stallman's 4 freedoms). Most of this can be summed up by the universal, "Do onto others as you would have them do onto you.". Here is Gentoo's Linux' code of conduct, generalised a bit:
- Be courteous.
- Give accurate information in the spirit of being helpful.
- Respectfully disagree.
- Use the correct venue for your post.
- Admit the possibility of fault and respect different points of views.
- If you screw up, take responsibility for your actions.
Zeth 11:40, 10 April 2007 (UTC)
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