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After the uproar caused by his proposed code of conduct for bloggers, Tim O'Reilly could have let the subject drop into the deep waters of blogospheric controversy, only to be remembered as a cautionary tale, a footnote to the history of the Web.

In the wake of the Kathy Sierra kerfuffle, there have been calls for a blogging code of ethics; the problem isn't with bloggers, or even their blogs.

A post by O'Reilly Media regarding their cease and desist demand letter issued over the use of "Web 2.0" in a conference name could have been handled better.

The man who popularized the phrase Web 2.0 over the past couple of years has been accused of dropping a lawsuit on an Irish non-profit organization for using the term in "flagrant violation" of O'Reilly's trademark.

Giles Turnbull, a Mac user who writes over on O'Reilly: "There's something that Microsoft is doing much better than Apple." ...

Over on O'Reilly Radar, Tim writes about the browser stats they're seeing across the O'Reilly Network and summarizes by saying...