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Do you people realize that these comments are on the internet, and everyone is reading what you write? Seems obvious you should know, but rules #1 are #3 should be read. It is not up to the Gazette to "police" good judgement. That is what you should be controlling as individuals.

My point was that some people would probably find that word vulgar, as I did. Hannah, again I would like to point out that if you want your comments taken seriously and not to be "picked on" by others, you should be respectful. If you're tactful, diplomatic and respectful of others people are a lot less likely to attack you. What you just wrote on this article would have been a perfect way to sum up the point you were trying to make, without making a snide remark. Since you don't know who is going to read what you write on here, you should try to keep it as clean as possible. And even though you may have heard that word on TV, does not mean it's appropriate. If you wouldn't use the word in a professional setting, you probably shouldn't use it here, as using that type of language will make you sound less intelligent that you probably are.


Again, I wasn't trying to personally attack you, so please don't take offense. If I were trying to attack you, I would have called you out in my original post. That's why I linked it... because I didn't really care to mention your name because to me it was offensive no matter who wrote it. I don't really care to degrade people like others do on these comment sections. Not everyone is out to get you.

I don't think it matters what they were referring to. The word used at the end of pizza is vulgar. And do you really need to refer to a business like that? It's about benig respectful. Read the rules... the first one is KEEP IT CLEAN! If you want your comments taken seriously and not to be "picked on" by others, you should be respectful.

Why is it inappropriate to call an inanimate object "pizzaslut"? You really flagged that?

Hannah, in retrospect, I wish I would have used some symbols (*@$%) to replace letters, because I really don’t think your comment was appropriate. Live and learn, I guess. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.

I figured it was ok... I mean it didn't get deleted in the first place. I was hoping that someone at the Gazette would see it and delete both my comment and your comment, because in all actuality they are both inappropriate. If the comment didn’t get deleted, I wanted to prove that their system was flawed. Which as of yet, I have done. Believe me, Hannah, I am one person who believes you don't have to say vulgar things to get your point across, and nowhere in my post am I condemning it. Don’t take it personally. Plus I linked the story. Which means anyone who clicked on the link would see it anyway.

--Avoid the spelling and grammar police. If you

Hmn... might I suggest taking a look at Spell Check Anywhere (SpellCheckAnywhere.Com). It is a terrific spell checker that works in all programs, including blogs. Also comes with a grammar checker.

Funny. I 'flagged' a comment twice in which one user called Pizza Hut, pizzaslut and that didn't catch anyone's attention. The comment is still there. Here's the link. See for yourself. http://www.gazettextra.com/news/2009/sep...

A problem is: what constitutes an insult? The reasons some believers give for those who don't believe are very insulting even though those reasons are couched under the ruse of sympathy and concern.

There should be an "Ignore User" option. Then if a person is signed in, they wouldn't have to read chronic mean-spirited comments by certain people.

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NeoBartly, this is the definition of devolve I was thinking of:

3 : to degenerate through a gradual change or evolution <where order devolves into chaos — Johns Hopkins Magazine>
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionar...

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Would that be James Bolivar DiGriz (aka Slippery Jim)?

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Sometimes comments about drunk drivers or domestic abuse cases get absolutely KA-RAY-ZEE! Perhaps the comments section on these stories could be limited to two days or something. Or not have comment section at all for these types of stories. Just an idea.

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Devolve: (V): to assign part of one's task to another in the same organization.
And I thought spell checker missed it. Thanks.

I would only suggest that the devoutly religious be held to a higher standard of courtesy, given that they claim the moral highground.

Just kidding.

;~)

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"--Ignore annoying users. If you find the comments made by a particular user annoying, you’re welcome to respond, but the best way to keep them from annoying you further is to ignore them."

That's the best advice in the list. Some of the more frequent posters should take that advice. Often, the comments section devolves into childish arguing, with someone always wanting to have the last word. I can't believe these people are even adults.

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sannio/fool_on_the_hill:

I didn’t know Firefox had that feature, thanks for the heads-up!

Northman - Get the Firefox web browser, and your misspelled words will be underlined. Right click underlined words to see suggestions. Don't forget to get the Thunderbird email client while you're at it.
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/

Northman, Firefox automatically spell-checks as you type in the comment box by flagging the misspelled word with a red underline.

How about this one: Commenters are really not smart or exceedingly clever when they swear in a language other than English, they're just boring.

Also, thanks for appropriately correcting commenter's 'vocabulary' after a caveat about the spelling and grammar police. Your blog link is broken, currently.

When you “roll out an upgraded version of the site”, it would sure be nice if you added a kill filter ability. Yes, you can ignore annoying users, but some posters are so irredeemably illiterate, or consistently inane, you really wish you could permanently screen out their comments.

Typing directly into the Comment box on the web page doesn’t give you the chance to spell-check your work. So, open Word (or whatever you’re using for a word processor), type your comment there, fix the errors, then cut & paste into the Comment box. The odd error isn’t a problem, but if you’re reading a comment and hit more than two or three, you tend to stop reading. If it’s not worth somebody’s time to make their work reasonably literate, it’s not worth my time to read it.

The first rule about comments is that you don't talk about commenting. The second rule about comments is that you don't talk about commenting.

I would like to make a comment.......

Commandment #7 infers that questions are indeed comments. Has anyone else noticed that there are Ten Guidelines?

What do I do if I don't have a comment?

Aren't questions comments?

What is your comment?

So, would this comment be a comment on comments about comments or a comment on a blog about comments on a blog?