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I had to let some people go (bloggers). Apparently I am not good enough to comment on their blogs. I was not told why, I was not told to go away, I have just been blocked. My comments just never appear on their blogs. Some of these are “men” with plenty of written spit and fire. “Guys” who swagger around as if they had a pair. Most women have more in that department and are honest. Then again, what can be expected from “modern men”?
If I got someone by accident, let me know. I was a little miffed and may have made a mistake. Some of you I dropped because you are inactive though, too. More to come on that score, very possibly. I would like to think something else was going on, but I cannot figure out what. I know I wrote comments. I know they were up, or were in the queue to be allowed or not, and I know they were decent (morally) enough to print, further, I know they are not there anymore or never were accepted.
No skin off my nose. I blog, and comment, for my own purposes. I comment when I find something interesting or worth leaving a note. I generally do not debate, not lately. So, my comments where just that. I am curious if it was my comments which were construed to be bad or whether it is me who is considered bad, if the blogger looked here and did not like what they saw or did not want to have contact with this (my) blog. In the end, I suppose it does not matter. Still, and again, I am curious. Do any of you have enough brass to explain your particular situation?
Sometimes comments just don't show up. Haloscan is famous for eating comments. I see I'm still on your list so apparently I'm not one of them. If you've left a comment on my blog and it's not there, it's purely a technical glitch.
ReplyDeletePersonally, I've only blocked a couple of people from my blog and the only way to do that is by IP address range.
Just to see if you've really been blocked, try commenting under a different name. In some cases there just may be errors.
Hmm, ok. I will give that a shot. Though some of them I am positive about. Still, I am curious. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteNo, it is as I suspected. I can only guess it is political correctness, one way or the other. In honesty, it could go either way. One group hates for one reason, the other group hates for another. In many ways, I live right in the crossfire... or I should say, I exist in the crossfire. It is impossible to be safe when whichever I turn, someone has a knife ready for my back...
ReplyDeleteMost are too cowardly for anything like a frontal attack, or even an honest private dismissal. All I can say is, watch your back.