Top 10 Reasons Why Nepali Bloggers Signed Historic Code Of Ethics
On this historic day, the 2nd of August 2011, I feel truly honored and blessed and privileged to be asked by BLOGAN to provide the entire Nepsphere with the Truth and nothing but the Truth. Can you handle The Truth? Anyway, they’ve asked me to lay it out to you straight up Nepsphere! Everyone out there is wondering why in Mr. Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s moustache’s name would anyone come up with Code Of Ethics for Nepali Bloggers to take to heart. Yes yes .. here are the top 10 reasons just for that:
10. It’s historic and will be added to all Nepali middle schools’ curriculum from the next academic year. That means the kids will now read about the Licchavi Kings, the Malla dynasty, Dravya Shah, the Lig Lig race, the Shah dynasty, the Rana oppression, democracy movements in Bikram Sambats 2007, 2046, 2063, the Maoist War, and … yessir the historic day when Nepali Bloggers signed Code Of Ethics.
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9. They were tired of being ethical when exercising their right to free speech, freedom of assembly and expression, right to information, right to eat freely, and of course the can’t-do-without: right to use the bathroom freely. The next level was oh-so-obvious: pen the historic Code Of Ethics for Nepali Bloggers.
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8. After reading and re-reading the Code of Da Vinci .. okay okay The Da Vinci Code, countless number of times, they thought neither Da Vinci not Dan Brown were ethical enough. The first step towards rectifying Mr. Da Vinci’s and Mr. Brown’s lapses: to pen the historic Code Of Ethics for Nepali Bloggers.
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7. Their delusions have led them to believe every Nepali with a blog is a citizen journalist. Are you suggesting 10 Nepali dudes who write can be wrong about that? Are you, you naive Nepali Blogger who has yet to sign The Code of Ethics? जान्ने भा’ हो?
6. They all suffer from A D D. How come Mr. Rishi Dhamala isn’t the president of their historic organization?
5. The President of this free Nepal Mr. Ram Baran Yadav’s use for Mr. Rajendra Dahal was decreasing by the day. Mr. Dahal, of course, being THE PROMINENT NEPALI BLOGGER THAT HE IS, decided to formulate how we should write.
4. They will soon be copyrighting all About Me pages across the Nepsphere. Have you filled out the proper forms yet Nepali Bloggers who aren’t a part of this circus? You get the forms at the offices of BLOGAN – it’s at 80015817 Bullshit Boulevard, Kathmandu Nepal. Phone Number: 984920057448. Yes. It’s the truth.
3. It’s historic maaan. Wait .. did they already say that like 73 times?
2. It still hasn’t hit them that the Internet’s second name is Porn. Someone show them the light.
1. Well, it was just a slow blog day over at The Radiant Star.
Well, my understanding is that, its nothing but just making oneself responsible while writing on blog. It doesn’t matter whether any blogger signed it or not, obey or not, its BLOGAN or anything else. Yes, it really doesn’t matter, since there are thousands of bloggers who are writing freely and frequently almost about everything.
This blogger code of ethics is nothings but just its our personal ethics. I’ve been writing and I’ll be writing forever, I don’t care what’s there written in Blogger Code of Ethics, I don’t care anyone has signed it or not but I’ll try to be ethical and logical while writing. That’s my ethics. It’s not censorship, and not any law is being enforced against anyone.
And lastly, your ideas are always brilliant.
I still don’t get it; why come up with it then?
In any case, I respect your opinion but that doesn’t mean I agree with it. Perhaps, narrowing your demographic would’ve served your purposes better – but whatever, more power to you
Thanks for the kind words
I agree with Aakar, no one is really bounded by low. we have freedom to write
. btw seems like there is some censorship on www which doesn’t affect blogspare.