At risk of looking like a mutual admiration society, today I’m grateful for these comments from someone whose non-partisan analysis and writing I admire.
At risk of looking like a mutual admiration society, today I’m grateful for these comments from someone whose non-partisan analysis and writing I admire.
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Here are some tips which might help improve the commenting behaviour on blogs everywhere…
http://thoughtcatalog.com/shahida-arabi/2016/06/20-diversion-tactics-highly-manipulative-narcissists-sociopaths-and-psychopaths-use-to-silence-you/
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Good grief Tracey
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Very good, Paranormal, very good.
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By way of gratitude and admiration, I am reminded today that commenting is a privileged, one kindly and graciously extended on this blog.
The Green party blog have switched off their comments. They seem to be running away from peoples opinions. I will be interested to see if Green Party members are still encouraged to blog outside of the Greens blog. And I guess this can be easily gauged.
I am watching other political blogs with curiosity around censorship. .
I read blogs to understand the many views out there (in part). When they are comment censored, the views become far less.
For me this is still the most valuable blog on the block. The many views I read here support that value.
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Paranoral,
Obviously suggestive there.
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*Paranomal*
Sorry…..
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Mr E, they’re just doing it differently, asking in their annual survey; “What makes you cringe about being a Green supporter?”
What makes me cringe is getting emails I never signed up for.
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