Some Notes
Thinking last night about this blog, its purpose, and what is put on it. I thought it would behoove of me to explain a few things in regards to how this place will be ran and what kind of comments and discussion are allowed.
First of all this blog is more personal than community. I'm a person. The people who will be posting on here are people too. We aren't paid to do this. We aren't obligated to do this. I own the webspace and the domain.
This blog won't be attempting to offer all opinions and all points of view. It is not our obligation to make sure all opinions and points of views are represented in our posts or site discussion. We are by no means obligated to share "the other side" of a story. This is a personal blog. Not a news service or some organization dedicated to representing all of Christianity.
Instead this is an intimate blog detailing our personal opinions, points of view, and lives. A small, contained contributor base that is more human than it is organizational. You are being invited into our house to hear what we have to say. But much of what we say isn't for you so much as it is for us.
Contributor Privileges and Responsibilities
Anyone whom I give the ability to post freely will be allowed to share their own personal views, opinions, and life events. I won't be policing it. I won't be telling my friends what to write. You or I may not agree with their opinions or their conclusions. That's okay. The purpose isn't for us to agree. Its for them to express themselves.
What is posted here is ultimately the responsibility of the poster. Just because its here doesn't mean I endorse it. Likewise, just because I post something it doesn't mean all of the contributors endorse it either.
We're allowed to disagree. That's alright.
Comments
Any comment which is rude, abusive, profane, obscene, sexual in nature, defamatory, cruel, promotes an illegal or an immoral act, insulting, violent, spam, commercial, proselytizes another religion besides Christianity (including cults of Christianity) is prohibited and will not be approved.
This is of course at the discretion of the administrators and ultimately myself.