Participate!

Help bring freedom of speech and press to China, uphold the rule of law and defend human rights, by supporting the people of China in their pursuit of change in China. Click here to learn more about ways you can help.

About Me

small profile pic

I have been providing technical support to non-profits and small businesses for about 20 years.

Now as Executive Director of the Caring for China Center, I am responsible for recruiting, relationship building, fund-raising, project management, and a bunch of other things. In other words, I am not bored. :)

contact me

How to Write a Website

Notice of New Comment Policy

A few weeks back I was hit with hundreds of really great comments from people using the names of friends who comment here frequently. The problem was that the URL associated with the comment pointed to sites I had never heard of.

Image Palio dell'Assunta (16/08/2006) - Siena
Image via Wikipedia

I have talked to a few of these friends and they were not the source of the comments so in fairness to my friends I am going to remove their names from the comments and the offending URL. I will leave the comments though since I do not want to set a precedent of deleting other people’s work even if this case involved deception. There is a principle here.

That leaves a few sticky comments though, because a few names are quite common and it is possible that some of these are legit. What I am going to do is visit the site and see if the name shows up there. I am also going to check if the referred site has comments enabled. Then I am going to guess. If you have commented since July 1st and notice that I anonymized your comment, let me know and I will fix it.

Reblog this post [with Zemanta]

Related posts:

  1. Chinese names for our family Today, I met with Xu Wenli again. We had...
  2. The Anatomy of a Scam Last time I talked about a really bad advertisement....
  3. No question left unanswered: CoComment does output RSS Yeah Paul, I guess you have me figured out....
  4. Who is in your Blog Tribe? Do you have one? Image by coyenator via Flickr Do you comment on...
  5. Nearly halfway to my first 100 comment post Image by ultraBobban via Flickr Have you ever written...

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.


Leave a reply

CommentLuv Enabled