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Thanks to Ian and Jennifer

June 8, 2005 10:59 AM - comments (4)

Thanks to Ian and Jennifer for the guest blogging. This was different from the standard Lessig Blog stuff, but I've been a believer in Cass Sunstein's concern about the Daily Me since we spoke about it almost 10 years ago. So I'm happy to mix your reading up a bit. (Don't worry -- just a bit). The issues of this last week are important issues for all of us to talk about. It is the great weakness of liberal politics that too much of the battle is waged in courts. Blogs are to be the space of public discussion of matters important to the democracy (as well as a bunch of other fun things as well). So I am grateful for the conversation (and especially for the break).

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June 8, 2005 5:15 PM Bill Ward:

I enjoy the different perspectives offered by guest bloggers, but can find it confusing sometimes when I'm reading it through your RSS feed. Can you have guest bloggers put a "byline" at the top of their entries so that it is easier to know who's talking? Also, sometimes it isn't obvious that I can read more by clicking on the URL. Most blog software that uses a "cut" puts a link at the end of the "preview" text that clicks through to the whole article.

June 8, 2005 5:18 PM Andrew B Sweger:

I echo Bill Ward's comment. Please, thank you.

Alternately, have the "posted by [...]" text included at the top of the RSS feed would be great too.

June 8, 2005 8:31 PM lessig:

yes, good idea. We'll change the RSS for guests.

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