Comments for Managing your online reputation

Comment from Bill Brantley on 2006-02-20

2006-02-20T17:13:35Z

I've started lecturing on this very topic because of the explosion of interest in Facebook and MySpace among my students (http://eclecticbill.blogspot.com/2006/02/so-what-is-it-about-facebook.html).

As far as rules go, I fall back on the "would you want your family to see this on the front page of the New York Times?" But, as one student said, this really depends on what kind of family you have. :-)

Comment from joitske on 2006-02-20

2006-02-20T19:52:04Z

Can help reacting here!! Who is coughing into an elbow?! This is the weirdest thing I've ever heard. So if this is already cultural determined, so will be the online rules? Or will they be universal?

Trackback in article Rewards for Knowledge Sharing - Managing Your Reputation from elsua: The Knowledge Management Blog

2006-02-21T02:29:12Z

A few hours ago Mandar Vaidya shared some very good and meaningful thoughts to the weblog post that I have shared a couple of days ago (Rewards for Knowledge Sharing - What Is the Deal?) and I just thought than... [Read More]

Comment from jackvinson on 2006-02-20

2006-02-21T05:06:56Z

Joitske- I was hoping someone would react to that one :-). "Cough into your elbow" (or sleeve) is being promoted as safer than coughing into your hand because the likelihood of spreading germs decreases. A search on the phrase turns up any number of articles, from medical to people blogging about the idea.