Some bloggers still don't have a clue

I wrote a while back about my lack of sympathy for bloggers who get themselves fired for blogging on company time with company equipment or for saying ugly things about their companies while still accepting paychecks from them. So I couldn't help but nod my agreement on Tuesday when Beatrice posted this about a publishing professional who wrote some very unprofessional things on her blog and got herself fired. Then the young woman compounded her stupidity by blogging about why she was fired. So Beatrice wrote:

Here's a hint: If there's something you don't want prospective employers to know, like how you got fired for publicly badmouthing your bosses, don't mention it on your blog, especially not in ways that clearly underline how you blame them for your own mistakes. And what were you doing accessing your blog on your work computer, anyhow? Always assume that your workstation is being monitored by the IT department, and act accordingly.

You can click over for details, but really, it's the same old story we keep hearing. Why does it still amaze me that common sense doesn't appear to be all that common among bloggers?