When The Need For Moderation Arises

For the longest time I’ve held that the comments section should remain free because I believe that it is more effective in encouraging an open discussion, which is what blogging should be all about. I love getting comments because I see it as opportunities to understand diverse opinions. Some may feel differently as they do not welcome opposing views, finding that those who do give those opposing views offensive. For many times I’ve argued with Arbet, Ederic, and Jon on many different things, but I do not find them offensive because the arguments were presented against my arguments, not against my person. That’s just the big difference between arguing and quarreling.

But some people, apparently, fail to distinguish between the two.

I think the first time I’ve experienced that in my blog was when I posted about an actor’s daughter and her idiocy. Flamers left some rude comments in my shoutbox, perhaps afraid that they might be identified if they leave comments in the comments section. Other instances included:

As I’ve always said, those who leave the most scathing comments dare not identify themselves.

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