Blogger's Rights #2

And for the two reasons that not everybody wants to live in the US (I personally prefer a lettuce field), and this is the attempt to be multilingual, it also needs to be multilegal. I mean, here's the link to EFF's international resources. For German blogs some regulations exist which are discussed on law blog for instance. Although there seems to be a lot of confusion about which country's law applies, whether it depends on the author's nationality, the language, the intended or actual audience, the location of the server, the location of the computer you type it on. And reading that Saudi Arabia blocks blogger's blogs altogether, some other guidelines my come in handy - not so much what is legal, but how to protect yourself (from reporters sans frontières).
Oh, how happy can I be to have only a few readers per month and a less than decent google ranking.