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Old 12-24-1999, 11:34 AM
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I don't have a problem at all with the "censorship" or moderated format. If people post sensible information, they should not have anything to worry about! However, it would concern me if my comments/words were edited or changed.

I agree this should be an open forum, where people can disagree to a point. Example: When people disagree and harsh words are exchanged, the dialogue exchange should stand for the record as long as it' civil. Responsible people will generally come to terms and apologize in the long run.

Rather than editing a post, I would rather see it deleted. There are a few cases where I think there would be grounds for deleting a post.

1. When someone's character is repeatedly attacked and the post could potentially cause damage to the individuals reputation or business, it should be deleted.

2. When a post is totally irrelevant and makes a mockery of a certain individual or family member, it should be deleted.

3. Disgusting jokes.

One other comment. I did like the previous feature of being able to link a GIF or JPEG image using a URL address. It was useful in illustrating a particular combination on a website or recommending a certain part or vendor. Obviously, this feature needs to be used with good taste and should have the ability to be deleted as well.

Merry Christmas

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