Surfette: Community guidelines are like jeans: One-size-fits-all just isn't going to fly.

I did a Q&A with Heather Havenstein of ComputerWorld yesterday. She did a good job of fairly and accurately presenting my answers to her questions:

Q&A: Model for O'Reilly blogging code criticizes broad scope of plan

And then David Weinberger (The Cluetrain Manifesto) posted a brilliant essay on the subject. As I often find, he's hilarious and spot-on:

Code? Nah. Codes? Maybe.

Posted by Lisa Stone on April 11, 2007 at 11:01 AM | Permalink

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