Blogger Rules Dismissed, Cuz We Say So

People are busy. Email piles up. Probably why some of the prominent bloggers I solicited for a response to a British proposal that somebody regulate these free-wheeling, free-speaking modern yarn-weavers were too late for an earlier article. Shows what a swell, free market of ideas guy I am - and how nicely updatable Internet content is. Here's a follow-up with those responses from people you know. In case you missed it, Scott Johnson, Andy Beal, Robert Scoble, and Philipp Lenssen voluntary code of practice for bloggers, and a government-run but consumer-enforced agency to make sure they volunteer for the code, was a bad idea. A really bad idea. The word "poppycock" comes to mind, though in Kentucky we like phrases like "horse-feathers!" and "fiddle-sticks!" The late arrivals to my inbox were Rocketboom's Andrew Baron, and none other than everybody's favorite topless podcaster, Tim the Toolman used, wasn't it? As if it's dressed wrong in the first place. Tag: Add to Del.icio.us | Digg | Reddit | Furl Bookmark Murdok: