Ramblings of Rick Rockhill. Pet Food Nutrition Industry Veteran. Public Speaker. Student of life, doing what I love. Following my passions and that which inspire me. Advocate for the health benefits of the human-animal bond, animal nutrition, animal advocacy, awareness of prescription drug abuse and the fentanyl crisis. Home is Palm Springs, California, USA.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Cowardly Bloggers...
-Rick Rockhill
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12 comments:
Cowards are all around us. I personally like to call them 'asshats'. :)
Some people aren't happy unless they're making everyone else unhappy. Banishment for cowards!!!
i have no use for the anonymous pot stirrers. it is indeed very cowardly.
I do so very much agree with you -and the other commenters here about cowardly commenters! I can understand if they are genuinely interested in commenting and don't have a blog and those few who do that, always sign something (like their first name or a screen name) at the bottom of their comment then so I have a clue, at least, as to who it was that visited. But the rest -I just consider them as spam and I think we all do the same with spam, don't we? DEEP SIX it!
Now, go play with that beautiful puppy! I am soooo envious of you and your pets.
i do get one once in awhile and i usually blog about it! i could make it so no anonymous commenters are allowed but don't bother. when one really ticks me off i copy the comment and post it and just do what you did rick!
smiles, bee
xoxoxoxoxoxoxo
I HATE anonymous cowards! If you feel so strongly about something Sign your name... heck, it doesn't have to be your name, just ANY name...
Sure I get them... I find it easiest to handle them by ingnoring and deleting.
Who was mean to you? I want to know so I can go kick their butt. You're one of the nicest bloggers ever who doesn't really post anything that would warrant a mean comment. So...those people are just mean hearted and yucky.
Seriously-I AM Italian. :)
That's the nice thing about comment moderation; you can delete as you see fit! Still, it can be a bit disconcerting.
That reminds me, I should turn comment moderation back on with my blog...
YOU ARE SO RIGHT!!!
Enjoy your lil poodle and I will (in my gentle way) remind the cowardly bloggers..they shouldn't get mad if I remove a comment, it's my blog..so I totally agree with you!
Always,
Elizabeth
I allow anonymous comments on my weblog, but the anonymous commenter doesn't deserve as much respect as the ones who identify themselves. Still, I would delete anonymous comments only for the same reasons I might delete signed comments: spam, accidental repeat, nonsense.
Isn't there a way on blogspot to simply block anonymous comments?
UGH. I know what you mean. I had a stalker..A person that I thought was my friend that went all bioled bunny on me.
Suddenly, after I took her off my list, I was getting comments that were less then positive. Of course, there was no name. She even went so far as to slag me on her blog...
That being said, I haven't changed mt format for leaving comments. I hope that I don't have to.
I get them from time to time as well, but it's pretty rare.
Found you from Rhodester's blog.
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