[Publib] Blogging policies

[Nate Hill]

I mean... yeah... its true... but isn't that exactly whats going on at
librarian.net or the shifted librarian or any number of librarian blogs as
well?  with people's comments and whatnot?

I don't blog on the job... and I do think that the differing viewpoints and
the knowledge sharing on here is GREAT.  But is there any really fundamental
difference between sharing our viewpoints on an email list vs. a blog, or
perhaps a forum like ULC2020?  I just don't see it... is it that this
listserv is hosted by webjunction?  Is it the number of subscribers?

In all seriousness if there is a public library system out there with a
formal policy about blogging I'd love to see it.





On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 1:34 PM, Audrey DeVillier
<adevilli at state.lib.la.us>wrote:

> Touche'!
>
> But this listserve is an interactive tool by which we share and learn about
> our library jobs within an expanded library community-at-large.  We discuss
> issues.  We offer differing viewpoints.  We share knowledge.  We work
> together to resolve issues.
>
> Or at least that's my story and I'm sticking to it.  This took me one
> minute and fifty-three seconds to share.
>
> A.J.
>
>
>
> At 12:01 PM 7/31/2008 -0400, Nate Hill wrote:
>
>
> Can't say I completely disagree with any of this... but just for arguments
> sake, is it really any different to post on a listeserv during work time
> then to blog during work time?
>
> I'm an active blogger and I would also be interested in hearing about
> blogging policies at any libraries as well.
>
>
>
>


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