If this month’s push for a blogger’s code of conduct works, it could transform blogging as we know it. It could make blogs behave. But one of the strongest pushes for user self-regulation the Internet ...

A prominent internet writer and the head of Wikipedia have collaborated on a set of rules designed to bring civility to the world of bloggers, which can appear to be a world of endless conversational ...

You think herding cats is tough? Try herding blogs. Some Internet biggies found out last week just how much blogsresist being categorized, sterilized, homogenized and sanitized.Wikipedia founder Jimmy ...

Tim O'Reilly wants to bring the sexy civil back, and he’s doing it by launching a voluntary new code of conduct that is bound to kick up a bit of controversy. Commenters to O'Reilly's blog have ...

The New York Times has a round-up of further developments in the effort to draw up a code of conduct for bloggers. Not sure where I stand on this issue, but there can be no harm in a community ...

Computer programmer John Graham-Cumming began the blog, "Source Code in TV and Films," several weeks ago. The blog points out the frequent misuse of computer code in shows and movies. There's now a ...