Bitacle; A Primer

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A lot of you have emailed me asking questions about Bitacle and splogging in general. I'm not an expert by any means, but I understand the basic principles behind how it works. However, I am not knowledgeable enough about technology to explain it in terms that are accurate or comprehensive enough to paint a clear picture for you. Nor am I sufficiently well versed in copyright law to educate someone else about it.

I've done a lot of reading about this over the last couple days, and I stumbled onto a guy called "The Head Lemur" who has wrangled with an actual splogger (sadly, not Jesus Glez) and met with success. He has chronicled his efforts in a series of posts that are extremely informative. He covers a lot about how splogging works, why it's unethical, and different ways to combat the problem.

Go give him a read if you're concerned about this problem.

I do realize that there a gazillion sploggers out there. Popping only one boil on the hairy butt of humanity can seem pointless when there's always another one lurking, ready to rear it's ugly, suppurating head.

But I don't believe we should allow ourselves to be complacent about this issue. The internet is really in it's adolescence and what happens in adolescence? Important lesson are learned through a series of mishaps, missteps, misforunes and mistakes. In other words, any action we take will be beneficial by simple virtue of what it teaches us. We only lose out if we do nothing.