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Hidden in plain sight
Since this blog’s inception I have maintained a policy for commenting. As time has passed this policy has evolved, becoming more detailed and more specific. It has always been posted in plain sight, and I refer to it often when responding to comments. Time and again, however, I find myself being put in the position [...]
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In Dixie. Be back Tuesday.
Anonymous commenting
Don’t get me wrong- I love all you commenters (even the anonymous ones). You always make me think or laugh, and either is most appreciated. Anonymous commenting on many websites often deteriorates into rants, attacks or virtual free-for-alls. Neil Swidey of the Boston Globe decided to find out who some of his paper’s anonymous posters [...]
Briefly
I updated the “Blogs I Dig” bit in the sidebar. There are LOTS of new people there, so be sure to check them out. Also, if you think I forgot you, drop me a line. Peace.
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An ontological connundrum
If one is ordained a priest, and supposing reincarnation does actually happen, would one still be a priest, even if unknowingly, in one’s next incarnation?
Twitter, Blog Awards, Chapter of Elections, and Photos
I surrendered to the pressure. I’m now on Twitter. Follow me, if you’d like: @Thomsfo I’ll be posting a few personal updates, but for the most part I will post links to news stories and other items that I find interesting or important, but might not take the white space on the blog to cover. [...]
A little housekeeping
In my efforts to reduce the spam sent to my email account, I have created a Contact form for those of you who already do not contact me by my email address. The form is accessible by following the link to “Contact” at the top of the page. Pax et bonum.
A highlight of my day
… is logging into the blog’s Admin page and scanning through all of the spam comments that Akismet catches. The ones that aren’t in Russian usually crack me up. A-D will be back later this evening with something revelatory, no doubt. Pax et bonum.
