1389 Blog: Comment Policy for 1389 Mobile Blog

Friday, June 22, 2007

Update: Comments on http://moblog1389.blogspot.com have been closed.

This blog has been migrated to 1389 Blog.

Readers are free to comment on this blog. We want to keep comments open so that readers will be encouraged to participate and interact.

That said, please be advised of the following:

Commenters are encouraged, but not required, to identify themselves in some manner. Your usual nickname, screen name, logon ID, or other identifier is just fine; you need not use your real name.
Never post anything that you wouldn't want the entire world to see, perhaps many years from now! Comments are visible to the public without restriction, and, once posted, they remain online indefinitely. Copies of comment text may exist in places that none of us could possibly know about. This blog cannot be responsible for any unwelcome consequences.
Comments containing anything other than plain text and the permitted HTML tags will be deleted.

Comments are for text, not pictures. If you want to post ASCII art or the like, please get your own blog. Blogger.com offers blogs for free!
If a picture, video, audio file, program, or other non-text element is relevant to the subject matter of the blog post, you may upload the file elsewhere if need be, and post a link to it in your comment.
Do not paste text directly from a WYSIWYG editor, such as a word processor, into the comment editor. This can introduce special formatting characters that the comment editor cannot accept. Instead, paste the text into a text-mode editor, such as Notepad, and then paste it again from there into the comment editor.

Please make an effort to keep your comments on topic. Comment spam that links to a site having nothing to do with the blog post topic will be deleted.
This is not a bathroom wall! Comments containing incoherent or unreadable text or data, egregiously vulgar or abusive language, anything xxx-rated, or external links to such material, will be deleted.
Comments containing anything that violates, or appears to violate, U.S. law will be deleted and the authorities will be notified. This includes, but is not limited to, the following examples:
- Material associated with fraud, malware, plagiarism, software piracy, child porn, or identity theft
- Material that violates anyone's privacy or that reveals material not authorized for public viewing
- Material that promotes jihadism
- Links to external sites containing anything of the above nature.
Finally, if you think you might be too drunk to comment, you are too drunk to comment!