OK people, we've now enabled commenting on the Slice blog. As professional communicators, we're sure you have a lot to say about you and your experiences out in PR, marketing and comms land, and we'd love to hear it.
Seeking advice from others who have been down this path, we want to be upfront with our moderation guidelines. Taking the lead from Computerworld, we will be moderating comments for:
- Offensive or threatening language
- Obscene or sexually explicity comments
- Personal attacks, insults, or potentially libelous comments
- Material that violates intellectual property rights
- Private information published without consent
- Commercial promotions or spam
- Comments or links that are off topic
- Comments that violate any law
I guess Problogger say it best:
My advice to those commenting on blogs (not just mine) is that in a sense you’re visiting someone else’s home when you leave a comment. Comments have the ability to build up or tear down your reputation. They are a permanent record of who you are and what you stand for - so take care - be gracious - make sure they add value (not only to the blog you’re visiting but also to your own online profile).
Well! With all that heavy stuff out of the way, we'd really like to hear from you. We'd also like to know if you have a post to contribute to the Slice blog, or if there's a topic you'd like covered. So leave a comment below, and let's get started.
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