And proud of it. With good reason.
It’s a while since I talked about how the principles of moderating comments work on this blog. We don’t have as high a volume of comments to deal with as Shapely Prose does, but we operate on very similar lines: we stand up for ourselves and for our readers by moderating disruptive commentors and we decline to publish unacceptable content. Just for the record. Read more »
Over at The F-word, Laura Woodhouse has responded to a post at the Guardian’s Comment is Free about street harassment, or more particularly to the response it provoked on the Guardian’s own site: Read more »
If you blog from work, someone will find out unless you are scrupulously careful.
If your workplace is a political party and you use a photo that could only come from party sources, that is not being scrupulously careful. If your use of the photo sledges the leader of your parliamentary party, you will be for the high jump.
That said, the temptation to use this picture for their blog (now made private) must have been nigh irresistible. Read more »
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