Food Blogger Code of Ethics

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codeofethics1As a food writer, restaurant professional and blogger, I travel within many different circles of people. Unfortunately within the restaurant community, food blogger is a derogatory term used to describe everyone from the angry Yelper to the thoughtful on-line food memoirist. Lately, I’ve found it more and more difficult to discuss my blog without giving some kind of footnoted explanation of What-Kind-of-Food-Blogger I am. More…

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  • I didn’t knew that there is a food blogger ethic and it is so widely known. I`m also a blogger, but non food, but I consider I could use some ideas in my writing.
    Thank you for sharing.
    Best regards,,
    Chris.

    Posted by Transvaginal Mesh on September 27, 2011, at 4:02 PM
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