Comment Policy
Most of you will not need to read this policy, but given the lack of decorum in today’s world, a review of expectations is in everyone’s best interest.
- This blog loves reader comments. Perhaps because Media! Tech! Parenting! is a relatively new blog, readers sometime bypass the comments and use e-mail. Please feel free to comment. More are always welcome!
- A goal at this blog is to acknowledge each comment in some way.
- If you have difficulty leaving a comment, please send an e-mail to Media! Tech! Parenting.
- Comments are approved after they are checked for decorum. Friends, colleagues, and parents of students are readers of this blog, and they do not need the aggravation of disrespectful, angry, or undignified remarks.
- Opposite points of view are always fine, but please maintain respect. Otherwise Marti will get out her old-fashioned “red teacher’s pencil” and edit your comment (yes, she is old enough to remember grading with a colored pencil, though not always red).
- A link in a comment is fine as long as it’s relevant and adds to the conversation.
- Media! Parents! Technology! reserves the right to edit all comments for clarity, readability, and spelling errors when appropriate.
- If you notice a typo in a post, please e-mail Media! Tech! Parenting! so it can be corrected.
- If you get into an extended two-way comment/conversation with another person, consider going private and using your e-mail for communication.
- Do you love to send spam?. The author of this blog LOVES Akismet, the spam blocking widget, and finds it really reliable. Only a few of Askimet’s decisions have been challenged.
- If you have written a book, an article, or have your own blog site, it is fine to make a relevant comment or link to your content in a comment. FYI: Media! Tech! Parenting! loves book reviews and interesting research but cannot guarantee a review for every item that is recommended.
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