David Hoffman of Temple University and the Cultural Cognition Project at Yale recently mentioned this site over at Concurring Opinions, a blog about law and policy. He said he thought the comments here were pretty good – so thank you to everyone who has commented on something written here.
It’s always been a mystery to me why website owners publish rude or offensive messages just because someone else sent them in. True, it’s hard to screen comments on sites with lots of visitors, but many sites have relatively few visits. I don’t think there’s a case for saying that the rules of everyday politeness cease to apply on-line. If anything we should be more polite to one another – after all, the exchange of words and images is all we have to go on.
On the other hand, maybe there’s a free-speech argument to be made…
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Goodo, could you put up a contact web form or something, a dedicated fourcultures_at_somefreeemailplace.com, I have this need to email you with my low quality comments and it’s all rather anonymous around here.
Or drop me a line at:
http://www.loofs-samorzewski.com/loofssamorzewski_contact.html
Meika, (and anyone else who likes to send emails):
it’s fourcultures@gmaildotcom