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You're right.
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=hammurabi&w...
And Alec, thanks for pointing that out -- I think the one I had was the Rosetta Stone. My bad. I blame Google's image search. :-)
Last year at SXSW Interactive, myself and fellow blogges Jimmy Bice, Grace Davis, Nancy White and Bill Anderson were part of a panel on civility in the blogosphere.....
The only people who showed up were some folks who ran message boards who wanted to share what happened to them and how they dealt with it or if we could help them....
Where was Tim O'Reilly then??
O'Reilly's efforts smack of a certain amount of hypocracy. Now that something's happened to someone he knows, the incivility's a big deal. Before, he couldn't even give it the time of day.
I was sickened by some of the things that were said about Kathy. Yet even she admits in the comments to O'Reilly's post that any kind of policy isn't going to change things....
And, you're right. It's about policing your own space, creating your own community. It's also part of the rest of the blogosphere to point out when other communities have stepped over the line. But it is NOT the provice of Tim O'Reilly to start setting policies for the entire blogosphere.
http://accordionguy.blogware.com/Photos/2007/04...
As for the "bogosphere," Juha, knowing Seth I'm not even sure that was a slip. Bogosphere pretty much sums it up, I think.