There's been a "big debate/kerfuffle/brouhaha brewing in the legal
blogosphere" over whether re-posting someone's personally identifiable
comment made on another blog to your own blog post without first notifying
the author and giving them notice and opportunity to respond, constitutes
bullying in the blogosphere. Another issue embedded in this opportunity to
respond matter is whether one should use trackbacks to ping a blogger's post
when one criticizes the opinion express in that post. Links and our just
launched online polls on both issues at A Kierkegaardian Leap of Faith in
Social Media, Law Librarian Blog at
http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/law_librarian_blog/2008/08/sending-income.html
See also LLB's poll which asks "should one take into account the ideology of
authors and editors when choosing course books bearing in mind that you're
sending revenue their way? at
http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/law_librarian_blog/2008/08/sending-incom-1.html
A
commentor's republished remarks on this topic started the brouhaha.
Joe
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