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    • Thanks for the comment Jim. First, what is I interesting is your use cases for Twitter and Facebook are very close to the opposite on my usage patterns. My Facebook exchanges are much more informal...

      1 month ago by loupaglia

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      1 month ago by Jim Bernard

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      1 month ago by Greg Merkle

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    • Thanks Ron. As far as the FriendFeed widget, just part of the template I am using and then using the width to get the FF widget to go across.

      2 months ago by loupaglia

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      2 months ago by RON08

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How do you know? Answer: Parking Lot Test.

Started by loupaglia · 7 months ago

How do you know when you are posting something on your blog that would be considered acceptable with your employer or that you are posting something that you really shouldn’t be. Well, first off, while I’ve been an avid blog reader for quite some time, I’%3 ... Continue reading »

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  • daniela barbosa

    2 years ago

    I kinda agree~ i have had some post drafts that after some thought i decided not to post. We however are fortunate with our Factiva culture to work for a company that supports are blogging habits (let's hope it continues with DJ).


    i would however disagree if you are in a parking lot with other bloggers and can't 'out' it out in the parking lot because you want to be the first to blog about it!!

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  • Lou Paglia

    2 years ago

    It is a complex topic and it is difficult to do it justice in just one post. There are whole books and blogs dedicated to the topic as you know. The 'parking lot test' certainly does not replace a corporate blogging policy and it is not the only personal rule I adhere to whether it be with regard to blogging or public conversation. Suffice it to say, there is a lot to be said for common sense on what to disclose and that is essence of the 'parking lot test'.


    I haven't had the opportunity to be in a parking lot with other bloggers as of yet. :) See you tomorrow in SF.

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