Message ID: 383186
Posted By: allparadox2
Posted On: 2006-06-26 13:55:00
Subject: Where is AllParadox going?
For me, this is the more important question.
For now, I am forum shopping, and would appreciate any good suggestions.
I am looking for a web site where I can both post and have articles run.
The difficult part is my requirements. It won't be Groklaw, because I no longer
feel welcome there. It won't be IP-Wars, because I feel I was censored there. It
won't be here, because the audience I want to attract will not tolerate the casual
profanity and flaming personal attacks.
I am a retired attorney. This means
that the site must prominently display notices to all and sundry that legal advice
will not be given, and aggresively remove posts that try to give legal advice. Otherwise,
some prosecutor, somewhere, will sort through five thousand laymen to find me to
prosecute for the unauthorized practice of law. My own feelings about this state
of affairs is irrelevant. Without the notices and aggressive enforcement, I will
lose and they will win.
Is this a personal problem? Yes, of course it is.
_________________________
AllParadox-Retired Attorney, no legal opinions, just
my opinion.
Message ID: 383332
Posted By: al_petrofsky
Posted On: 2006-06-26 21:33:00
Subject: Re: Where is AllParadox going?
David Nuffer is a blogger who is
not
just a lawyer, but is a sitting judge,
and is thus quite averse to becoming
associated with a lot of screaming
nonsense. His solution is to use
blogspot.com
with comments turned off.
He solicits feedback by email, and will
occasionally
publish the emails he
receives. See:
http://utd-cmecf.blogspot.com
http://utd-cmecf.blogspot.com/2006/05/redaction-warnings.html
This is a form
of the plain old
letters-to-the-editor model that I was
suggesting to you
in that ip-wars
comment back in 2004:
http://ip-wars.net/comments/2004/11/5/63016/7695/108
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