I do not engage in any conversation in my blog with anonymous posters. I normally delete such messages without even reading them. I started to read an anonymous poster's response to "They Said/They Said" and stopped when the person presumed to tell me how I should feel about things. If you wish to attack me or anyone else, have the courage of your convictions and sign your name. Life is too short to enable cowards.
I also don't like abusive comments. They make me uncomfortable. If someone makes you uncomfortable, it is OK to say "this makes me uncomfortable" and end the conversation there. So I won't be enabling abusive commenters here either.
In the case of anonymous (no E-mail) and abusive comments, I guess I can't respond to them personally, but that's no great loss.
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I also don't like abusive comments. They make me uncomfortable. If someone makes you uncomfortable, it is OK to say "this makes me uncomfortable" and end the conversation there. So I won't be enabling abusive commenters here either.
In the case of anonymous (no E-mail) and abusive comments, I guess I can't respond to them personally, but that's no great loss.
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