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If you include something in your blogroll, that is, literally, an endorsement of it. I don't see how it isn't. It's part of the framing you're putting around ev
by davidgerard 6y ago
If you include something in your blogroll, that is, literally, an endorsement of it. I don't see how it isn't. It's part of the framing you're putting around every article you write. It's the context that you directly provide.
- autarch 6y agoMaybe we're using two different definitions of "endorse". I think of it as saying "I approve of this thing", not "this thing exists and is worth reading, even if I do not approve of it". For me to consider a link an endorsement it would need to have more context than just being in a long list of links.