Comments on: Think before you comment - what you say echoes for eternity http://www.pkellypr.com/blog/2005/1029/think-before-you-comment-what-you-say-echoes-for-eternity/ Irish Communications Consultant - Be Noticed Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:51:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: BloggersBlog.com http://www.pkellypr.com/blog/2005/1029/think-before-you-comment-what-you-say-echoes-for-eternity/#comment-777 BloggersBlog.com Wed, 02 Nov 2005 03:51:08 +0000 http://pkellypr.com/blog/2005/1029/think-before-you-comment-what-you-say-echoes-for-eternity/#comment-777 <strong>Blogosphere Highlights 11-1-05</strong> Piaras Kelly PR has some advice -- think before you comment. Good advice. And you may also want to think before you link although thinking before you comment is probably the more important of the two. Blogosphere Highlights 11-1-05

Piaras Kelly PR has some advice — think before you comment. Good advice. And you may also want to think before you link although thinking before you comment is probably the more important of the two.

]]> By: Nikki http://www.pkellypr.com/blog/2005/1029/think-before-you-comment-what-you-say-echoes-for-eternity/#comment-769 Nikki Sun, 30 Oct 2005 23:14:21 +0000 http://pkellypr.com/blog/2005/1029/think-before-you-comment-what-you-say-echoes-for-eternity/#comment-769 I'm a college student in the US, and we are required to maintain a blog for one of my PR classes. Although I'm enjoying the experience and learning a lot, it's scary to think of the things I'm writing about coming back to bite me in the butt. Not that I'm writing anything extremely controversial, but you never know if you'll be in a position in the future that will make you regret the things you have written. Especially online, where it can never be destroyed! It's good to be careful when posting on others blogs...you certainly don't want to burn any bridges you may need to cross down the road. But I still think people should be honest when they disagree, and let someone know. There's a way to do that and still be tactful. And of course, I don't think companies should ever be blogging about clients! It doesn't matter if it's a made-up scenario with the names changed, it can lead to serious trouble. Congrats on being named to Technorati's top 25 blogs on branding! I’m a college student in the US, and we are required to maintain a blog for one of my PR classes. Although I’m enjoying the experience and learning a lot, it’s scary to think of the things I’m writing about coming back to bite me in the butt. Not that I’m writing anything extremely controversial, but you never know if you’ll be in a position in the future that will make you regret the things you have written. Especially online, where it can never be destroyed!

It’s good to be careful when posting on others blogs…you certainly don’t want to burn any bridges you may need to cross down the road. But I still think people should be honest when they disagree, and let someone know. There’s a way to do that and still be tactful.

And of course, I don’t think companies should ever be blogging about clients! It doesn’t matter if it’s a made-up scenario with the names changed, it can lead to serious trouble.

Congrats on being named to Technorati’s top 25 blogs on branding!

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