Why I don't blog about work

I wonder, do the writers of the Oracle WTF group blog realise that some of the developers whose code they're slagging off are reading their blog? I work with some of them, and they're not the sort of guys you want to mess with :)

There are reasons why I don't blog about work. The biggest is that I know that some of my work colleagues read this blog. I got enough stick from them for this post.

Posted by TimHall at January 03, 2006 10:36 PM | TrackBack

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Actually most of them can't read.

Posted by: William Robertson on January 5, 2006 07:33 PM


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