Ethics in the World Wide Web by Sean Grant | www.Slingshot.co.za (and hopefully others who want ...

1. Why

1.1. Perfection

1.2. Practice

1.3. Professional

1.4. Promotion

1.5. Protection

2. What

2.1. Content

2.1.1. Privacy

2.1.2. Copyright

2.1.3. Permission

2.2. Contractual

2.2.1. Scope of Work

2.2.2. Timing

2.2.3. Deadlines

2.2.4. Mediation

2.2.5. Dispute Resolution

2.2.6. Regulation

2.3. Financial

2.3.1. Payments

2.3.2. Tendering

2.3.3. Pricing

2.3.4. Quoting

2.4. Orientation

2.4.1. Transparency

2.4.2. Openness

2.4.3. Truthfull

2.4.4. Honest

2.4.5. Integrity

2.5. Oversight

2.5.1. Mentoring

2.5.2. Accountability

2.5.3. Help & Support

2.6. Technology

2.6.1. Planning

2.6.2. Sustainability

2.6.3. Open

2.6.4. Stable

2.6.5. Secure

2.6.6. Documentation

3. Who

3.1. ISPA

3.2. SAJUG

3.3. Joomla! ZA

3.4. OSM

3.5. Role Models

3.5.1. Architects

3.5.2. Doctors

3.5.3. Lawyers

3.5.4. Teachers

3.5.5. SalesForce

3.5.6. Microsoft

3.5.7. Oracle

3.5.8. SiteTutor

3.5.9. AIGA

3.5.10. Unashamedly Ethical

4. When

4.1. Sometimes

4.2. Allways

4.3. Never

5. Where

5.1. Clients

5.2. Colleagues

5.3. Contractors

5.4. Competition

6. How

6.1. Membership

6.1.1. Code of Conduct

6.1.2. Incentives

6.1.3. Insurance / Assurance

6.1.4. Benefits

6.2. Certification

6.2.1. Standards

6.2.2. Compliance

6.3. Penalties

6.3.1. Wall of Shame