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Practical Paralegalism Reader Comments

By Lynne DeVenny

I love it when you comment, I really do. I value your readership and your opinions. Part of this blog?s purpose is to build a sense of community among paralegals nationwide, so it?s even nicer when the comments turn into a conversation, or a valuable addition to the blog entry. I share my knowledge, because I want to you to share yours. Commenting on legal blogs is a great way to contribute, educate, network, and yes, support our fellows in ?th? Paralegalhood?.

Unfortunately, I had to start moderating comments a month or so ago. I absolutely have no problem with someone having a difference of opinion and take the position, ?let?s agree to disagree? ? as long as the exchange is civil. But I?m not going to approve comments which are unprofessional or do not reflect well on the commenter, usually ?Anonymous?. Maybe I?m old school, but I was always taught that if you have something to say, own it. And if you don't want to sign your real name, Google name or provide any other identifying information, and you want to post negative personal comments about others, leave an e-mail address where you can be contacted if you really want me to respond. That?s what a professional would do.

Full post as published by Practical Paralegalism on April 22, 2009 (boomark / email).