Update on being banned
So, I thought I'd have another go at getting Such As They Are accepted by BlogExplosion yesterday afternoon. I entered all the details again and hit Submit, or whatever.
Then, when I turned on my mail this morning, I find that it's been accepted. Nothing about objectionable content, even though I hadn't changed anything.
Clearly there are several people responsible for accepting/declining applicants, each applying the letter of the law in different ways.
For example, their ground rules state that excessive profanity is not acceptable, although occasional use is okay. I'm sure I fall into the "excessive profanity" camp. And that's fine by me and most of my readers, I think. Context is everything. Take the words "fuck" and "cunt", say. I use both of these liberally, but I hope in a non-offensive and sometimes humorous way. I mostly don't actually intend to offend, believe it or not.
I use those words as a little bit of colour in my posts. Nine times out of ten, I could remove them with no detrimental effect on my message, but I like them. They are words that were suitable for great English authors through the centuries, so why not a piss-poor blog addict like yours truly?
These words are part of my heritage, and I'll be damned if I'll let some blog-hits-exchange site tell me how many cunts I can use. The swines.
Then, when I turned on my mail this morning, I find that it's been accepted. Nothing about objectionable content, even though I hadn't changed anything.
Clearly there are several people responsible for accepting/declining applicants, each applying the letter of the law in different ways.
For example, their ground rules state that excessive profanity is not acceptable, although occasional use is okay. I'm sure I fall into the "excessive profanity" camp. And that's fine by me and most of my readers, I think. Context is everything. Take the words "fuck" and "cunt", say. I use both of these liberally, but I hope in a non-offensive and sometimes humorous way. I mostly don't actually intend to offend, believe it or not.
I use those words as a little bit of colour in my posts. Nine times out of ten, I could remove them with no detrimental effect on my message, but I like them. They are words that were suitable for great English authors through the centuries, so why not a piss-poor blog addict like yours truly?
These words are part of my heritage, and I'll be damned if I'll let some blog-hits-exchange site tell me how many cunts I can use. The swines.
Labels: blogging, censorship, cunt, russell brand, swines
10 Comments:
congratulations. You got it after all. hehe one more blog to add to my blogroll.
dude, keep on writing and expressing yourself the way you do... I like the way you write, I like your blog, and I really like your labels :P
Congrats mate!
Yes, cunt and fuck are quite colorful. And descriptive.
Depends on what you plan to use the cunts for.
Congrats...
May the blogging world enjoy the explosion of excessive,liberal humorous, profanity with wreckless abandon!...
Good to hear you managed to have it accepted.
You didn't threaten to show they your ball bags did you? lol
_z.: Cheers! Feel free to add her in, yes. I'll carry on being my usual self.
LDB: Colourful and descriptive, just the way I like 'em.
T: Hee hee, now that would be telling, innit?
Pendullum: Thanks. And welcome!
Suze: Hey there. Well, you know, I may have said something about that...
If this is a swear word zone, I am below my daily limit. If you don't mind I'll use the rest here:
pissfuckshitbitchasswipedickcuntwhoreeater.
thanks. I feel much better.
G-Hobbs: A limit only if you want your blog in BlogExplosion, apparently. And then only if the wrong person happens to be judging. Go figger.
Olives: You go, girl -- get it all out!
I have always found your cunts very amusing.
Kate: Why, thank you!
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