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Curation: Add Value and Pass It Along

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Hammock’s guideline for avoiding this fix seems pretty clear: If you can’t add value to a story, just link to it. The best recent example, perhaps, comes from Kashmir Hill’s Forbes.com story last February recapping Charles Duhigg’s New York Times article on consumer marketing and data mining.

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Social Media and Ethics: An Interview with B2B Editor Maureen Alley

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They use it to find what CAD software is best, and to share projects they’ve just finished, and even press coverage they’ve received. Again, I try my best to keep RD+B to straight reporting. Do you have any explicit or implicit guidelines about how you cover these topics on your personal accounts ? Great question.

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Should You Edit Guest Posts? 5 Tips for Better Copy

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If you plan to use guest posts on your blog, you should publish submission guidelines. But more importantly, by setting the ground rules and expectations clearly in advance, guidelines serve an important editorial function. It’s important, though, to keep the tone of your guidelines positive. Give fair warning. Choose wisely.

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Attribution and Linking Are Essential to Transparency

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Some writers have the opposite problem, and turn guidelines into fetishes. He blanched, then told me he’d taken the quotes from various sources on the Internet. Needless to say, he rewrote the story with proper attribution. Rather than focus their lead on the story, they focus it on the attribution.