- Responsibility for our own words
- Nothing we wouldn't say in person
- Connect privately first
- Take action against attacks
- a) No anonymous comments OR b) No pseudonymous comments
- Ignore the trolls
- Encourage enforcement of terms of service
- Keep our sources private
- Discretion to delete comments
- Do no harm
Alternative versions created here.
- Alternate Code of Conduct - another proposed code of conduct for bloggers, based on the Gentoo Linux code of conduct. More concise and based on human action than technological implementation.
- Personal code
- Free expression
- Scale of conduct
- Mutual respect
- Tim O'Reilly's original post calling for guidelines (2007-03-31)
- Tim O'Reilly's first draft of these guidelines (2007-04-08)
- Tim O'Reilly's take on reactions to the first draft (2007-04-11)
- Blogher Community Guidelines
- Desirable Roasted Coffee Code of Blogging Ethics - from December 2004.
- MilBlogs Rules of Engagement - drafted May 2005, updated April 2007.
- Nethic Charter, a Code of Conduct for bloggers - The Associated Humans, Feb. 2006, Charter adopted by French political parties.
- Yehuda's Blogger Code of Ethics - Posted a week or two before the Kathy Sierra incident.
- Wikipedia article about the Blogger's Code of Conduct
- Jon Garfunkle's Proposal - "Jon, your post at Comment Management Responsibility: A Proposal is very detailed and thought provoking, as well as way more comprehensive than anything I'd thought so far." (Tim O'Reilly, in comments to his 3rd post, 12th April)
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