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Oct 8: Disclaimer

As I'm working at a grown-up site that doesn't ban blogging but has a blogging policy instead, I think it's only fair that I follow it, even if I'm an external consultant and not a full-time employee. If they play fair with me, I'll play fair with them. So I've added one of those disclaimer things in the side-bar. I'm generally pretty discrete in my blogging activities anyway and I suspect that any regular reader would have guessed the position by now. 
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#1 - Andy C said:
2009-10-08 16:19 - (Reply)

Nice one. I was expecting the normal, dry, tedious blurb so I was pleased to see you injected some humour into your Disclaimer.

#2 - Dominic Brooks said:
2009-10-08 17:03 - (Reply)

Priceless / Genius

#3 - Aman.... said:
2009-10-08 21:44 - (Reply)

LOL Eddie just blogged about it so I thought why not check the source! Really good!

regards
Aman....

#4 - Graham 2009-10-09 06:59 - (Reply)

We have a policy??? Damn, I'd better find out what it is!

#4.1 - Doug Burns said:
2009-10-09 18:04 - (Reply)

In the Contractors Handbook thing, so probably doesn't apply to you ;-)

#4.1.1 - RJ 2009-10-12 09:10 - (Reply)

... and your point is that your READ the whole Handbook?

c'mon Doug .. you are RTFM'ng to the next level.

Raj

#4.1.1.1 - Doug Burns said:
2009-10-12 09:12 - (Reply)

Nah - just looked for the blogging section ;-)


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