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1	Check your facts.
2	Avoid virtual vendettas.
3	Obey the law.
4	Weigh promises.
5	Reveal secrets selectively.
6	Consider what you copy.
7	Learn recording limits.
8	Don't abuse anonymity.
9	Shun conflicts of interest.
10	Seek legal advice.

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Rule 8 Anonymity Anecdotes

How does online anonymity serve the public interest? Here’s your chance to weigh in. Write and send a 150-word max anecdote explaining a time when, without disclosing your identity, whether blogging, posting, podcasting or webcasting, you made an online contribution of accurate information, informative commentary and/or provided an illuminating perspective or opinion. Responses may be published.

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