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The first rule of Write Club is: do not anger the feminists. The second rule is: do not anger the blogosphere. And if you're stupid enough to anger the feminists bloggers, be prepared for the beating of your life. A little evidence to back up what you've suspected for a long time should be saved for the poker game, not for Forbes readers.

The financial and business news site will implement Eurekster's SwickiPublisher platform as Forbes dips a toe into social media.

What do Rachel Rosmarin and myself have in common? Well, she writes for industry-leading Forbes Magazine and I write/manage GISuser... big deal eh? [just kiddin around!]

Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy could be at a point where his work with Sun is complete, which makes one analyst believe the outspoken executive may depart the company.

Forbes magazine has long been seen as a major player in covering the world of business and finance. Their reporting is generally credible with excellent insight. Blogging as a communications tool continues to grow in the business world but for some reason, Forbes just can't seem to get it right.

Oh dear. The Financial Times nearly "did a Forbes" with a feature story on Friday about blogs and business.

When I was younger, I loved the cheesy "When Animals Attack!" television shows that were the standard fare on FOX.

In "Attack of the Blogs," Forbes raises issues of accountability and ethics in blogs, and cites Yahoo and Google as willing accomplices to a slavering mob.