Editorial Policy and ‘Rules of the Road’

I will be a benevolent dictator in the operation of this blog. I reserve the right to completely delete any entry or comment, without notice or explanation. I believe in free speech, healthy debate, and a wide diversity of opinion; however, if there is unwarranted personal attack (of anybody, not just me), valueless hateful invective, spam, bigotry, or other prima-facie evidence of utter lack of intelligence and/or humanity, out it goes. No appeal. Hey, I’m paying for the storage and bandwidth. Besides, it’s my blog; you want your own blog’o’junque, find a host and have a good time.

Spelling and grammar mistakes, and just run-of-the-mill stupidity, I’ll leave in place – as either an example to others of what to avoid, or as an opportunity to childishly point and laugh.

You have been warned.

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One Response to “Editorial Policy and ‘Rules of the Road’”

  1. Third Time’s The Charm | Scribo Ergo Sum says:
    3 June 2013 at 06:29

    […] all the knobs and press the right buttons.  Until (and unless) I say differently, assume that the Editorial Policy and ‘Rules of the Road’ (as well as the attribution / sharing / copyright policy) are just the same as in blog […]