- I reserve the right to be the final appeal for any and all violations of the following rules.
- Any comments containing words that I deem inappropriate will be immediately deleted. Usually, the comment will be re-posted by me with the words removed.
- Any comments that are of a libelious or superflous nature will be deleted and not posted again.
- These rules are subject to change without notice.
So, what is inappropriate? Here's a quick test: Would you use the language in official correspondence to George W. Bush (or Senator Kerry if you're a liberal)? Not that I'm a VIP, but that's a good rule of thumb to use. :-)
Hopefully this will stop a potential problem before it starts!
In Him,
David
8 comments:
Hi David,
I just wanted to let you know that you can get a system called Haloscan with which you can delete unwanted posts... It's free, and very nice to have around when unwanted language and people get on one's blog.
Anyway, great blog you have here! (I just found it by way of the blog grapevine...:)) And I hope to be able to participate in any other issues that you choose to discuss in the future.
DO NOT USE HALOSCAN, I REPEAT, DO NO USE HALOSCAN!
Sorry, but I just think of Haloscan as being a scourge. I've never used it, but I hate commenting on it, and word is that it gets rid of comments after a few months (unless you get the paid version). The new Blogger commenting system is actually quite good, and you can set it to work as a popup window if you wish.
neofacist, if you've never used it as you say, how can you hate using it? ;)
On Theo's blog, the link “Brenna's blog” links to http://www.tomboysupreme.blospot.com. It should be corrected it so that it links to www.tomboysupreme.blogspot.com.
LOL, I don't hate *using* it, I hate *commenting* on it, because of that stupid 500 character limit. And then, of course, all the conversations are supposedly deleted after a few months anyway...
No, actually the comments are never deleted... I've never heard of a 500 character limit either! Where did you hear that from?
Anyway, who posts more than 500 characters for a comment anyway? ;)
Hey, David,
I wish I could post on Christian Anarchy, but I don't have a blog. Is there any way I can post on Christian Anarchy without having a blog?
Gabe:
Absolutely. I'll post my email address on Generation Joshua, and you can email me. I'll reply and tell you how it works. That way our email addresses aren't spread all over the internet. :-)
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