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	<title>Comments on: BBC Blogging Guidelines Nostalgia 1</title>
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		<title>By: Jon</title>
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		<description>As someone who blogs on the BBC network and external in my own personal blog I can happily say that the path you&#039;ve nagivated with regard to blogging guidelines is the right one. In truth, I&#039;ve not read those guidelines closely for some time now finding far more guidance in knowing some of the people who read what I write. If I can write a blog (internal or external) with the faces of those people in my mind&#039;s eye then I figure it&#039;s OK to post it. If I can&#039;t then I need to refer to my own internal standards and guidelines.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As someone who blogs on the BBC network and external in my own personal blog I can happily say that the path you&#8217;ve nagivated with regard to blogging guidelines is the right one. In truth, I&#8217;ve not read those guidelines closely for some time now finding far more guidance in knowing some of the people who read what I write. If I can write a blog (internal or external) with the faces of those people in my mind&#8217;s eye then I figure it&#8217;s OK to post it. If I can&#8217;t then I need to refer to my own internal standards and guidelines.</p>
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