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Blog - Frequently Asked Questions
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Gartner Blogs are available to registered users of gartner.com. They are moderated by Gartner and designed to be a conversation among all who join the dialogue. The Frequently Asked Questions below cover the basics.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What are Gartner Blogs?
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Gartner Blogs are frequently updated journals including opinions, news, ideas, commentary and Internet links. Gartner Blogs should not be considered Gartner research.
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What are blogs, community blogs, bloggers and blogging?
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A "blog" is a short way of saying "Weblog." Most Blogs are written by one person, such as the owner of a web site. There are also "community blogs," to which many people contribute. Gartner Blogs are community blogs. "Bloggers" are the authors of Blogs. "Blogging" is the act of running or contributing to a Blog.
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Who can participate or blog on Gartner Blogs?
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You and other registered users of gartner.com along with Gartner analysts and associates may contribute. Blog posts include daily thoughts, views and information for all users of the Blog to read and comment on.
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How is this feature different from other gartner.com offerings?
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The blogs operate under separate Terms and Conditions from the rest of gartner.com providing users a new way to interact with Gartner analysts and with other users. The Blogs are the only Gartner Web offering where users have an online forum to participate in the issues that affect them directly.
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How can I participate?
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You may contribute at anytime by clicking the "Submit Comment" button. The Blog moderator reserves the right to post your comment in its entirety, in an edited version or not at all. Any editing will be done primarily for purposes of clarity, length or deletion of offensive, inappropriate, or potentially defamatory material.
Your name will appear with your comment when it is posted on the Blog. The name of your organization will also appear if you provide it. Our Blogs do not maintain the privacy and confidentiality you expect in the other areas of gartner.com. Gartner is not responsible for Blog content written by Blog contributors.
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How do I submit a comment?
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When you click the "Submit Comment" button, a form will appear. You may compose your comment directly on the comment form or create it with another program and copy it to the form. Comments cannot be longer than 5,000 characters.
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Who can read my comments?
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Comments are submitted to the blog moderator for review. If the Gartner moderator approves your comment, it will be posted to the Blog and available to all other registered users of gartner.com.
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What should I know about the Web sites Gartner Blogs link to?
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Gartner Blogs may contain links to other Internet sites. These links are not for purposes of marketing or advertising. Gartner is not responsible for the content or practices of other Web sites. You can also include links in your comments. Link submissions may also be edited for purposes of clarity, length, suitability and libel.
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What languages are Gartner Blogs written in?
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To reach the largest possible audience, English is the language of Gartner Blogs. Please submit your comments in English.
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What if I have a question that's not included here?
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Please send e-mail to weblogs@gartner.com if you have any questions, private messages, suggestions or if you need any assistance. We welcome your comments and feedback.
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